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Examples of crashed

crashed

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Once cocoa and coffee prices crashed, however, they had little choice.
Over the next four years, however, organized labor's political stock crashed.
Specifically, subject extractions led to slower reading times in the region following the second verb, crashed, than object extractions did.
The simulation was continued to day 200, by which time the aphid numbers had crashed in all simulations.
The scenario was constructed such that the protagonist appeared to have considerable control over the vehicle and consequently over whether it crashed.
Trials in which the voice key malfunctioned or the computer crashed were considered lost trials and were not counted as errors.
The lights and radio have been coming on and off rather annoyingly and his computer has already crashed on him three times.
By this time rubber's heyday had passed, for the price of rubber crashed in 1913.
The problem is that airline, for example, usually takes the role of a modifier of the crashed plane which is the headword of the group.
However, its efforts to represent emerging national employers' interests in coordinating public policy ultimately crashed on the shoals of sectional party competition.
Figure 5 shows two sentences extracted from the corpus used in our experiments which are selected because they contain context keywords, in this case crashed and slammed.
A big truck crashed into my car.
The file server cannot be contacted because, for example, the server software has crashed, the server host machine has failed, or the server has been disconnected from the network unexpectedly.
Heavy roof tiles crashed to the pavement and whole buildings collapsed, trapping victims beneath piles of rubble.
When commodity prices crashed in the mid to late 1970s, the state attempted to cover its revenue lost through debt and by further encouraging cocoa output.
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