崩ほう落らく

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崩落する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Physical collapse of structures, ground, or natural formations. Often used in news about landslides, building failures, or bridge collapses.

market decline; market crash

Economic or financial collapse, such as a stock market crash or sharp decline in prices.

〈場ば所しょ〉が崩ほう落らくするfor a place (slope, tunnel, building, etc.) to collapse or cave in
大おお雨あめでトンネルの一いち部ぶが崩ほう落らくした。
Part of the tunnel collapsed due to heavy rain.
株かぶ価かが崩ほう落らくするfor stock prices to crash
金きん融ゆう危き機きで株かぶ価かが崩ほう落らくした。
Stock prices crashed due to the financial crisis.
崩ほう落らく事じ故こa collapse accident (e.g. of a bridge, tunnel, or building)
橋はしの崩ほう落らく事じ故こで数すう人にんがけがをした。
Several people were injured in the bridge collapse accident.
崩ほう落らくを防ふせぐto prevent a collapse
補ほ強きょう工こう事じで山やまの崩ほう落らくを防ふせいだ。
The reinforcement work prevented the mountainside from collapsing.

崩ほう壊かいN1sense 1
崩壊 is a broader term covering the collapse or breakdown of systems, relationships, or abstract things, while 崩落 usually describes something physically falling or caving in.
暴ぼう落らくN1sense 2
暴落 and 崩落 both describe a sharp market crash, but 暴落 emphasizes the suddenness and violence of the drop while 崩落 can also suggest a gradual, structural-style collapse of prices.
陥かん没ぼつ sense 1
陥没 specifically means the ground sinking or forming a hollow/sinkhole, whereas 崩落 is a more general term for something collapsing or falling down.
下げ落らく sense 2
下落 simply means a decline in price or value and can be gradual, while 崩落 implies a sudden, severe drop resembling a crash.
崩くずれN2
崩落 is used for the sudden collapse of ground, cliffs, or prices, whereas 崩れ is the broader, more everyday word for crumbling or falling apart.

上じょう昇しょうN2sense 2
上昇 means a rise or increase, the opposite of 崩落's sense of a market or price crashing downward.

Compound of 崩 (collapse, crumble) and 落 (fall, drop). The combination straightforwardly conveys the idea of collapsing and falling down.