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fall: I. sustantivo II. adjetivo y adverbio III. verbo intransitivo
fall about: verbo intransitivo
fall apart: verbo intransitivo
fall away: verbo intransitivo
fall back: verbo intransitivo
fall behind: verbo intransitivo
fall down: verbo intransitivo
fall for: verbo transitivo
fall in: verbo intransitivo
fall off: verbo intransitivo
fall on: verbo intransitivo
fall out: verbo intransitivo
fall over: verbo intransitivo
fall through: verbo intransitivo
fall to: verbo intransitivo
ˈfall guy: sustantivo
ˈfall-off: sustantivo
ˈfree fall: sustantivo
fall on: verbo
fall down: verbo

I . fall [fɔ:l] SUST.

1. fall (tumble, drop):

fall

padec m

she broke her leg in the fall

pri padcu si je zlomila nogo

to have [or take]a nasty fall

2. fall no pl. (descent):

fall

padanje n

the rise and fall of the tide

3. fall:

METEO., GEOGR. [heavy] falls of rain/snow

[močno] deževje/sneženje

4. fall DEP. (in wrestling):

fall

tuš m

5. fall no pl. (decrease):

fall in

upad m +gen.

fall in support in

izguba f +gen.

fall in a level also in

znižanje n +gen.

fall in temperature

padec temperature

sudden fall in price

nenaden padec cene

fall in pressure

fall in value

izguba vrednosti

6. fall no pl. (defeat):

fall of a city

fall of a dictator, regime

the fall of the Roman Empire

padec rimskega imperija

fall from power

7. fall ingl. am. (autumn):

fall

jesen f

8. fall (waterfall):

falls pl.

slapovi m pl.

[the] Niagara Falls

Niagarski slapovi

to take a [or the] fall for sb/sth

prevzeti krivdo za koga/kaj

II . fall [fɔ:l] ADJ. ingl. am.

fall

III . fall <fell, fallen> [fɔ:l] V. intr.

1. fall:

fall (drop, tumble) person

padati [form. perf. pasti]

fall (harder)

grmeti [form. perf. zgrmeti]

fall tree, post, pillar

prevračati se [form. perf. prevrniti se]

fall (harder)

podirati se [form. perf. podreti se]

to fall into sb's/each other's arms

pasti si v objem

to fall under a bus

pasti pod avtobus

to fall to one's death

to fall flat on one's face

to fall on the floor [or to the ground]

to fall to one's knees

pasti na kolena

to fall down dead

zgruditi se mrtev

2. fall (hang):

fall

segati [form. perf. seči]

his hair fell around his shoulders

lasje so se mu razprostrli po ramenih

her hair fell to her waist

lasje so ji segali do pasu

3. fall darkness, silence:

fall

4. fall (slope):

fall

spuščati se [form. perf. spustiti se]

5. fall (decrease):

fall

upadati [form. perf. upasti]

fall

zniževati se [form. perf. znižati se]

church attendance has fallen dramatically

število ljudi, ki hodijo v cerkev, je močno upadlo

6. fall (be defeated):

fall city, town

fall empire

rušiti se [form. perf. zrušiti se]

to fall to sb

preiti v last koga

7. fall (be):

Easter falls early this year

velika noč bo letos zgodaj

this year, my birthday falls on a Monday

letos imam rojstni dan na ponedeljek

the accent falls on the second syllable

poudarek je na drugem zlogu

8. fall (become):

to fall asleep

to fall due

to fall ill

to fall open

to fall silent

to fall vacant

9. fall (enter a particular state):

to fall into debt

zapasti v dolgove

to fall into disuse

to fall out of favour [with sb]

ne biti več aktualen [pri kom]

to fall into the habit of doing sth

navaditi se delati kaj

to fall under the influence of sb/sth

zapasti pod vpliv koga/česa

to fall in love [with sb/sth]

zaljubiti se [v koga/kaj]

to have fallen under the spell of sb/sth

postati kot začaran zaradi koga/česa

fall about V. intr. ingl. brit. ingl. austr. coloq. to fall about [laughing]

fall

crkavati [od smeha]

fall apart V. intr.

1. fall (disintegrate):

fall clothing, organization

razpadati [form. perf. razpasti]

2. fall fig. (fail):

fall marriage

propadati [form. perf. propasti]

fall system

rušiti se [form. perf. zrušiti se]

3. fall fig. (not cope):

fall person

fall away V. intr.

1. fall (detach):

fall

odpadati [form. perf. odpasti]

2. fall (slope):

fall

spuščati se [form. perf. spustiti se]

3. fall (decrease):

fall

nižati se [form. perf. znižati se]

fall

upadati [form. perf. upasti]

fall back V. intr.

1. fall (move back):

fall

stopati [form. perf. stopiti nazaj]

fall MILIT.

umikati se [form. perf. umakniti se]

fall DEP. leader

slabšati se [form. perf. poslabšati se]

2. fall (resort to):

to fall back (up)on sb

zateči se h komu

to fall back (up)on sth

vrniti se k čemu

fall behind V. intr. DEP.

fall (slow, achieve less, at school) (lose lead)

zaostajati [form. perf. zaostati]

to fall behind sb/sth

zaostajati za kom/čim

to fall behind with sth

biti v zamudi s čim

fall down V. intr.

1. fall:

fall (drop, tumble, topple) person, object

padati [form. perf. pasti]

fall (harder)

grmeti [form. perf. zgrmeti]

to fall down dead

to fall down sth hole, well

pasti v

2. fall (collapse):

fall

podirati se [form. perf. podreti se]

fall tent

rušiti se [form. perf. porušiti se]

to be falling down

3. fall (fail):

to fall down on sth

spodleteti v čem

fall for V. trans.

1. fall (love):

to fall for sb

zaljubiti se v koga

2. fall (be deceived by):

to fall for sth

fall in V. intr.

1. fall (drop):

fall

padati [form. perf. pasti noter]

2. fall (collapse):

fall

rušiti se [form. perf. zrušiti se]

3. fall MILIT. (line up):

fall

4. fall (join):

to fall in behind sb

to fall in with sb

strinjati se s kom

fall off V. intr.

1. fall (drop):

to fall off sth

2. fall (decrease):

fall

zmanjševati se [form. perf. zmanjšati se]

fall

zniževati se [form. perf. znižati se]

3. fall (decline):

fall

upadati [form. perf. upasti]

4. fall (detach):

fall

padati [form. perf. pasti stran]

fall wallpaper

odstopati [form. perf. odstopiti]

fall on V. intr.

1. fall (attack):

to fall on sb

2. fall liter. (embrace):

they fell on each other

padla sta si v objem

3. fall (be assigned to):

to fall on sb

4. fall (be directed at):

to fall on sb

to fall on sb suspicion

5. fall (light on) gaze:

to fall on sb/sth

odkriti koga/kaj

fall out V. intr.

1. fall (drop):

fall teeth, hair

izpadati [form. perf. izpasti]

2. fall (quarrel):

to fall out [with sb]

spreti se [s kom]

3. fall MILIT. (break line):

fall

fall over V. intr.

1. fall person, object:

fall (topple)

padati [form. perf. pasti]

fall (harder)

grmeti [form. perf. zgrmeti]

2. fall (trip):

to fall over sth

prevrniti se čez kaj

3. fall coloq. (be keen):

to fall [ingl. am.all] over oneself to do sth

dati vse od sebe za kaj

fall through V. intr.

fall

fall plan

splavati po vodi

fall to V. intr.

1. fall liter. (start):

to fall to doing sth

začeti delati kaj

2. fall (be assigned to):

to fall to sb

ˈfall guy SUST. inform.

fall guy

grešni kozel m

ˈfall-off SUST. no pl.

padec m

ˈfree fall SUST. no pl.

free fall

to go into free fall fig.

fall on V.

Entrada creada por un usuario

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fall on (sb neck) trans.

okleniti se (vratu)

fall down V.

Entrada creada por un usuario

- Modificar la entrada
- Proponer su eliminación

to fall down

Ejemplos de uso para fall

to fall to bits

to fall into disrepair

to fall into disuse

sudden fall in price

nenaden padec cene

to fall into ruins

razpasti v ruševine

to fall down dead

zgruditi se mrtev

to fall into debt

zapasti v dolgove

to fall into decay

to fall behind sb

zaostati za kom

to fall from grace

pasti v nemilost

to fall into oblivion

utoniti v pozabo

to fall into obsolescence

to fall asleep

to fall due

fall in temperature

padec temperature

fall in pressure

fall in value

izguba vrednosti

fall from power

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

After both team members made it across the esplanade without letting the flag fall, they received their next clue. en.wikipedia.org

Then, at full gallop, the buffalo would fall from the weight of the herd pressing behind them, breaking their legs and rendering them immobile. en.wikipedia.org

Her spending habits may have caused her to fall upon hard times. en.wikipedia.org

The flowers are catkins that form in the fall and pollinate in the following spring. en.wikipedia.org

Architects tell us it would fall down if we interfered with it too much. en.wikipedia.org

The rules have even been blamed for a fall-off in retail sales, suggesting people are saving for house deposits instead of spending money. www.independent.ie

That fall, the rebuilt blockhouse was dedicated in a ceremony that drew hundreds of guests. en.wikipedia.org

Scientific research has found that gripping strength is far greater using a horizontal bar than a vertical bar in a fall situation. en.wikipedia.org

There are two extreme views on how to render accounts for such deals, and most accounting practices fall somewhere in the spectrum in between. en.wikipedia.org

The final fall of the match came to a confusing end with a finish that upset a lot of the fans in the arena. en.wikipedia.org

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