No. 16,076 in Russian
развала
The Russian word "развала" can be translated as "collapse," "disintegration," or "breakdown."
In a sentence
После развала Советского Союза началась новая эпоха.
After the collapse of the Soviet Union, a new era began.
In this sentence, "развала" refers to the disintegration or collapse of a large entity, specifically the Soviet Union, often used in historical or political contexts.
Развала старого здания нельзя было избежать из-за его ветхости.
The collapse of the old building was unavoidable due to its dilapidated state.
Here, "развала" denotes the physical collapse or disintegration of a structure, used in an architectural or physical context.
Их многолетняя дружба пострадала от развала доверия.
Their long-term friendship suffered from the collapse of trust.
In this sentence, "развала" is used metaphorically to describe the breakdown of an abstract concept, in this case, trust in a relationship.
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