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fall through V. [ingl. am. fɔl -, ingl. brit. fɔːl -] (v + adv) (fail)
the trip to Spain has fallen through
el viaje a España ha quedado en la nada
if the sale falls through
si no se concreta la venta
apestarse
to fall through
cuatrapearse planes:
to fall through
fracasar plan:
to fall through
clotear
to fall through
irse al cuerno coloq. plan:
to fall through
torcerse
to fall through
irse al traste plan/idea:
to fall through
venirse abajo proyectos:
to fall through
I. through [ingl. am. θru, ingl. brit. θruː] PREP.
1.1. through (from one side to the other):
through
por
she came in through the door
entró por la puerta
look through the window
mira por la ventana
it fell through that hole
se cayó por ese agujero
it went right through the wall
atravesó la pared de lado a lado
the current flows through the circuit
la corriente fluye a través del circuito
to hear/feel sth through sth
oír/sentir algo a través de algo
she peered through the keyhole
miró por el agujero de la cerradura
he was shot through the head
le pegaron un balazo en la cabeza
he was unable to breathe through his nose
no podía respirar por la nariz
the truck crashed through the barrier
el camión se llevó la barrera por delante
they struggled on through the crowd
siguieron abriéndose paso entre la multitud
he spoke through clenched teeth
habló entre dientes
the chair flew through the air
la silla voló por los aires
he strolled through the town center
paseó por el centro de la ciudad
we drove through Munich
atravesamos Munich (en coche)
we sailed through the Suez Canal
pasamos por el Canal de Suez (en barco)
we searched through her belongings
registramos sus pertenencias
she glanced through the magazine
hojeó la revista
I worked my way through the textbook
me leí el texto de punta a punta
1.2. through (past, beyond):
to be through sth
haber pasado algo
we're through the preliminary stages already
ya hemos pasado las fases iniciales
2.1. through (in time):
we worked through the night
trabajamos durante toda la noche
she won't live through the night
de esta noche no pasa
she slept through the entire lecture
durmió durante toda la conferencia
half-way through his speech
en medio de su discurso
half-way through his speech
cuando iba (or vaya etc.) por la mitad del discurso
she helped him through a difficult period
le ayudó a superar un período difícil
after everything we've been through together
después de todo lo que hemos pasado juntos
through the centuries
a través de los siglos
I can't sit through another two-hour sermon
no puedo aguantar otro sermón de dos horas
2.2. through (until and including) ingl. am.:
Tuesday through Thursday I stay in New York
de martes a jueves me quedo en Nueva York
offer good through May 31
oferta válida hasta el 31 de mayo
October through December
desde octubre hasta diciembre inclusive
3. through (by):
she spoke through an interpreter
habló a través de un intérprete
I heard about it through a friend
me enteré a través de or por un amigo
through his help I eventually found an apartment
gracias a su ayuda or mediante su ayuda finalmente encontré un apartamento
through no fault of her own
sin tener culpa alguna
it happened through carelessness
ocurrió por falta de cuidado
II. through [ingl. am. θru, ingl. brit. θruː] ADV.
1. through (from one side to the other):
come through, please!
¡pasen, por favor!
the train sped through without stopping
el tren pasó a toda velocidad sin parar
he barged through
pasó dando empujones
we're just traveling through
estamos de paso
the sun came through
salió el sol
the red paint shows through
se nota la pintura roja que hay debajo
2. through (in time, process):
we worked through without a break
trabajamos sin parar para descansar
she's never played the piece through
nunca ha tocado toda la pieza (desde el principio hasta el final)
all night through
durante toda la noche
3.1. through (completely):
wet/soaked through
mojado/calado hasta los huesos
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
through and through he's a soldier through and through
es militar hasta la médula
it's a subject which he knows through and through
es un tema que se conoce al dedillo
III. through [ingl. am. θru, ingl. brit. θruː] ADJ.
1. through TRANSP. atrbv.:
through train/route
directo
through traffic
tráfico m de paso
no through road
calle sin salida
2. through (finished) coloq. pred:
aren't you through yet?
¿no has terminado aún?
as a journalist, you're through
como periodista, estás acabado
to be through with sb/sth
haber terminado con alguien/algo
I'm through with her/him
he terminado con ella/él
when I'm through with you
cuando haya terminado contigo
are you through with the atlas?
¿has terminado con el atlas?
to be through (with) -ing I'm through trying to be nice to you
no pienso seguir tratando de ser amable contigo
3. through ingl. brit. TEL.:
you're through!
¡hable!
we're through to Madrid
nos han conectado con Madrid
I. put through V. [ingl. am. pʊt -, ingl. brit. pʊt -] (v + o + prep + o)
1. put through (make undergo):
put through
someter a
to put sb through it coloq.
hacérselas pasar (mal) a alguien
2. put through (send to):
put through
mandar a
they borrowed money to put her through college
se endeudaron para mandarla a la universidad
II. put through V. [ingl. am. pʊt -, ingl. brit. pʊt -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)
1. put through (connect) TEL.:
if there's a call from Rome, put it straight through
si llaman de Roma, páseme la llamada enseguida
she put me through to the manager
me comunicó or me pasó con el gerente
she put me through to the manager
me dio con el gerente Río Pl.
2. put through (complete, achieve):
put through reform/deal
llevar a cabo
I. pull through V. [ingl. am. pʊl -, ingl. brit. pʊl -] (v + adv, v + prep + o)
1. pull through (recover):
pull through
reponerse
to pull through an illness
reponerse de una enfermedad
2. pull through (survive):
pull through
salir adelante
to pull through a crisis
superar una crisis
II. pull through V. [ingl. am. pʊl -, ingl. brit. pʊl -] (v + o + adv, v + o + prep + o)
1. pull through (help recover):
pull through
ayudar a recuperarse
her nursing pulled him through (his illness)
sus cuidados lo ayudaron a recuperarse (de la enfermedad)
2. pull through (help survive):
pull through
salvar
pull through
ayudar a superar
I. get through V. [ingl. am. ɡɛt -, ingl. brit. ɡɛt -] (v + prep + o, v + adv)
1. get through (pass through):
get through gap/hole
pasar por
it's a swamp, the tractors will never get through
es un pantano, los tractores no van a poder pasar
2. get through:
get through ordeal/difficulties
superar
get through period
pasar
once we've got through the winter …
una vez que hayamos pasado el invierno …
it was a very trying time, but we got through thanks to …
fue una etapa muy difícil, pero la superamos gracias a …
3. get through DEP.:
get through heat/qualifying round
pasar
to get through to the finals
pasar a las finales
4. get through (pass) ingl. brit.:
get through examination/test
aprobar
get through examination/test
pasar
it was a tough exam but somehow she got through
fue un examen difícil pero de alguna manera aprobó or pasó
II. get through V. [ingl. am. ɡɛt -, ingl. brit. ɡɛt -] (v + adv)
1. get through (reach destination):
get through supplies/reinforcements/messenger:
llegar a destino
get through news/report:
llegar
2. get through (on the telephone):
get through
comunicarse
to get through to sb/sth
comunicarse con alguien/algo
he couldn't get through to Tokyo
no se pudo comunicar con Tokyo
3. get through (make understand):
to get through (to sb) am I getting through to you?
¿me entiendes?
to get through (to sb) am I getting through to you?
¿me explico?
I can't get through to him
no logro hacerme entender or comunicarme con él
4. get through (finish):
get through ingl. am.
terminar
get through ingl. am.
acabar
III. get through V. [ingl. am. ɡɛt -, ingl. brit. ɡɛt -] (v + prep + o)
1. get through (use up) ingl. brit.:
get through materials
gastarse
get through materials
usar
he got through a pair of shoes in less than a month
destrozó un par de zapatos en menos de un mes
she got through £100 just on table napkins
se gastó 100 libras solo en servilletas
2. get through (deal with):
I've only got ten more pages to get through
me quedan solo diez páginas por leer (or estudiar etc.)
I have to get through all these applications before 5 o'clock
tengo que leer todas estas solicitudes antes de las cinco
IV. get through V. [ingl. am. ɡɛt -, ingl. brit. ɡɛt -] (v + o + adv, v + o + prep + o) (bring through)
get through
pasar
to get sth through customs
pasar algo por la aduana
they got the piano through the window
pasaron el piano por la ventana
the teacher got them all through ingl. brit.
gracias al profesor aprobaron todos
the teacher got them all through ingl. brit.
el profesor los sacó a todos adelante
it was his will power that got him through
fue su fuerza de voluntad lo que lo salvó (or ayudó a superar la crisis etc.)
V. get through V. [ingl. am. ɡɛt -, ingl. brit. ɡɛt -] (v + o + adv)
1. get through (send):
get through supplies/convoy/message
hacer llegar
2. get through (make understood):
get through
hacer entender
I can't get it through to him that …
no logro hacerle entender que …
to get sth through one's head or skull coloq. can't you get it through your thick head or skull that … ?
¿no puedes meterte en esa cabezota que … ? coloq.
I. fall [ingl. am. fɔl, ingl. brit. fɔːl] SUST.
1.1. fall C (tumble):
fall
caída f
to take a fall
sufrir una caída
to take a fall
caerse
I broke my leg in the fall
me rompí la pierna al caerme
to head or esp ingl. am. ride for a fall
ir camino al desastre
1.2. fall C (in wrestling):
fall
caída f
1.3. fall C (descent):
fall
caída f
the tree broke my fall
el árbol frenó mi caída
2. fall C (autumn):
fall ingl. am.
otoño m
3. fall C (decrease):
a fall in sth, a fall in temperature
un descenso de temperaturas or de la temperatura
a fall in prices
una bajada or caída de precios
a fall in demand/output
una disminución or caída de la demanda/producción
4.1. fall C (loss of status):
fall
caída f
the Fall (of Man) BÍBL.
la caída (de Adán)
4.2. fall C (defeat, capture):
fall
caída f
the fall of the dictator
la caída del dictador
5. fall C:
fall (of snow)
nevada f
fall (of rocks)
desprendimiento m
fall (of rocks)
derrumbe m
6. fall <falls, pl >:
fall (waterfall)
cascada f
fall (waterfall)
caída f de agua
fall (higher)
catarata f
the Niagara Falls
las cataratas del Niágara
II. fall <pret. fell, part. pas. fallen> [ingl. am. fɔl, ingl. brit. fɔːl] V. intr.
1.1. fall (tumble):
fall person/animal:
caerse
I fell in the river
me caí al río
he fell into bed/a chair
se dejó caer en la cama/en una silla
she fell into his arms
se echó en sus brazos
to fall downstairs
caerse por la escalera
I fell out of bed last night
anoche me caí de la cama
he fell to his knees
cayó de rodillas
he fell back into the chair
se echó hacia atrás en la silla
she fell under a bus/train
la atropelló un autobús/tren
I fell over a piece of wood
tropecé con un trozo de madera
the house is so small, we are falling over each other
la casa es tan pequeña que estamos unos encima de otros
to fall foul of sb/sth he fell foul of the law
tuvo problemas con la ley
you'd better not fall foul of her
mejor no te la pongas en contra
the plan has fallen foul of the new rules on …
el plan se ha visto obstaculizado por la nueva normativa sobre …
to fall over oneself to + infin
desvivirse por  +  infin
to fall over oneself to + infin
matarse por  +  infin coloq.
1.2. fall (from height):
fall
caerse
a tree has fallen across the road
se ha caído un árbol en medio de la carretera
the knife fell from her hand
el cuchillo se le cayó de la mano
tears fell from his eyes
le caían lágrimas de los ojos
to let sth fall
dejar caer algo
to let fall a comment/remark
dejar caer un comentario/una observación
he fell down the well
se cayó al pozo
he fell off his horse
se cayó del caballo
1.3. fall dress/drapes (hang down):
fall
caer
a stray lock of hair fell over her forehead
un mechón le caía sobre la frente
1.4. fall (descend):
fall night/rain:
caer
a sudden hush fell over the crowd
de repente se hizo el silencio entre la multitud
her eye fell on the book
su mirada se detuvo en el libro
2. fall (decrease):
fall temperature:
bajar
fall temperature:
descender form.
fall price:
bajar
fall price:
caer
fall wind:
amainar
the barometer is falling
el barómetro está bajando
sterling fell sharply against the dollar
la libra esterlina sufrió un fuerte descenso con respecto al dólar
to fall in sb's estimation or esteem
caer en la estima de alguien
his face fell
puso cara larga
3. fall (be captured, defeated):
fall
caer
to fall to sb city/country/government:
caer en manos or en poder de alguien
the capital has fallen to the rebels
la capital ha caído en manos or en poder de los rebeldes
4.1. fall (pass into specified state):
to fall ill or esp ingl. am. sick
caer enfermo
to fall ill or esp ingl. am. sick
ponerse enfermo Esp.
to fall ill or esp ingl. am. sick
enfermarse amer.
to fall silent
callarse
to fall silent
quedarse callado
to fall vacant
quedar libre
to fall into decay
irse deteriorando
to fall into disrepute
desprestigiarse
to fall into disuse
caer en desuso
she fell on hard times
las cosas le empezaron a ir mal
to fall into enemy hands
caer en poder or en manos del enemigo
to fall among thieves
meterse en una cueva de ladrones
to fall from or out of favor, that idea has fallen out of favor with educationalists
esa idea ha perdido popularidad entre los pedagogos
she's fallen from favor with his family
ha caído en desgracia con su familia
to fall out of fashion
pasarse de moda
4.2. fall (enter):
to fall into a trance/coma
entrar en trance/coma
to fall into a trap
caer en una trampa
she fell into a deep sleep
se durmió profundamente
5.1. fall (land):
the stress falls on the first syllable
el acento cae or recae sobre la primera sílaba
Christmas falls on a Thursday this year
este año Navidad cae en (un) jueves
the burden will fall on the poor
los pobres serán los que sufrirán la carga
which heading does it fall under?
¿bajo qué acápite va?
it falls within/outside the boundaries
cae dentro/fuera de los límites
5.2. fall (into category):
the problems fall into three categories
los problemas se pueden clasificar en tres tipos diferentes
6. fall (be slain):
fall form.
caer form.
victim [ingl. am. ˈvɪktəm, ingl. brit. ˈvɪktɪm] SUST.
victim
víctima f
cancer victims
víctimas del cáncer
the flood victims
los damnificados por las inundaciones
she was the victim of a violent attack
fue víctima de un violento ataque
to fall victim to sth
ser víctima de algo
he fell victim to her charms
sucumbió a sus encantos
prey [ingl. am. preɪ, ingl. brit. preɪ] SUST. U
1. prey (animal, bird):
prey
presa f
2. prey (victim):
prey
presa f
to fall prey to disease
caer enfermo
he fell prey to doubts
lo asaltaron las dudas
he fell prey to doubts
fue presa de la duda
fall through V. intr.
fall through
fracasar
inglés
inglés
español
español
to fall [or slip] through the net fig.
zafarse de las redes de alguien
español
español
inglés
inglés
irse al cuerno (plan)
to fall through
irse al traste
to fall through
naufragar
to fall through
trastornarse
to fall through
I. through [θru:] PREP.
1. through (spatial):
through
a través de
through
por
to go right through sth
traspasar algo
to go through the door
pasar por la puerta
to walk through a room
atravesar una habitación
to walk through a village
caminar por un pueblo
2. through (temporal):
through
durante
all through my life
durante toda mi vida
to be through sth
acabar de (hacer) algo
3. through ingl. am. (until):
through
hasta
open Monday through Friday
abierto de lunes a viernes
4. through MAT.:
6 through 3 is 2
6 entre 3 da 2
5. through (by means of):
through
por (medio de)
II. through [θru:] ADV.
1. through (of place):
through
de un lado a otro
I read the book through
leí el libro entero
to go through to sth
ir directo a algo
2. through (of time):
all day through
de la mañana a la noche
halfway through
a medio camino
3. through TEL.:
to put sb through to sb
poner a alguien con alguien
4. through (completely):
through
completamente
to think sth through
pensarse algo detenidamente
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
through and through
de cabo a rabo
III. through [θru:] ADJ.
1. through (finished):
through
terminado, -a
we are through
hemos terminado
2. through (direct):
through
directo, -a
3. through ENS.:
to get through
aprobar
I. fall [fɔ:l] V. intr. fell, fallen
1. fall (drop down):
fall
caerse
fall rain, snow
caer
fall tree
venirse abajo
fall TEAT. curtain
caer
to fall flat (joke)
no tener gracia
to fall flat (plan, suggestion)
no tener éxito
to fall down the stairs
caerse por las escaleras
to fall (down) dead
caer muerto
to fall flat on one's face
caerse de morros coloq.
2. fall:
to fall to one's knees
caer de rodillas
3. fall (land):
fall bomb, missile
caer
4. fall accent, stress:
fall
recaer
5. fall (decrease):
fall prices
bajar
fall demand
descender
to fall sharply
caer de forma acusada
6. fall temperature:
fall
descender
7. fall league table, charts:
fall
bajar
8. fall (be defeated):
fall
caer
to fall under sb's power
caer bajo el dominio de alguien
the prize fell to him
le tocó el premio
9. fall liter. (die in battle):
fall
caer
10. fall REL.:
fall
pecar
11. fall (occur):
to fall on a Monday
caer en lunes
12. fall (happen) darkness, silence:
night was falling
anochecía
13. fall (belong):
to fall into a category
pertenecer a una categoría
14. fall (hang down):
fall hair, cloth
colgar
15. fall (go down):
fall cliff, ground, road
descender
16. fall + adj. (become):
to fall asleep
dormirse
to fall due
tocar (pagar)
to fall foul of a law
infringir la ley
to fall foul of sb
tener desavenencias con alguien
to fall ill
caer enfermo
to fall vacant
quedar vacante
17. fall (enter a particular state):
to fall madly in love (with sb/sth)
enamorarse perdidamente (de alguien/algo)
to fall out of favour
perder popularidad
to fall under the influence of sb/sth
caer bajo la influencia de alguien/algo
II. fall [fɔ:l] SUST.
1. fall (drop from a height):
fall
caída f
2. fall (decrease):
fall
disminución f
fall in temperature
descenso m de la temperatura
3. fall (defeat):
fall
caída f
4. fall ingl. am. (autumn):
fall
otoño m
5. fall pl (waterfall):
fall
cascada f
the Niagara Falls
las cataratas del Niágara
6. fall sin pl. REL.:
the Fall
la Caída
III. fall [fɔ:l] ADJ. ingl. am.
fall (occurring in autumn)
en otoño
fall (of autumn)
otoñal
fall through V. intr.
fall through
fracasar
inglés
inglés
español
español
to fall [or slip] through the net fig.
zafarse de las redes de alguien
español
español
inglés
inglés
irse al cuerno (plan)
to fall through
naufragar
to fall through
irse al traste
to fall through
trastornar
to fall through
I. through [θru] PREP.
1. through (spatial):
through
a través de
through
por
to go right through sth
traspasar algo
to go through the door
entrar por la puerta
to walk through a room
atravesar una habitación
to walk through a village
caminar por un pueblo
2. through (temporal):
through
durante
all through my life
durante toda mi vida
to be through sth
acabar de (hacer) algo
3. through (until):
through
hasta
open Monday through Friday
abierto de lunes a viernes
4. through (by means of):
through
por (medio de)
II. through [θru] ADV.
1. through (of place):
through
de un lado a otro
I read the book through
leí el libro entero
to go through to sth
ir directo a algo
2. through (of time):
all day through
de la mañana a la noche
halfway through
a medio camino
3. through TEL.:
to put sb through to sb
poner a alguien con alguien
4. through (completely):
through
completamente
to think sth through
pensarse algo detenidamente
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
through and through
de cabo a rabo
III. through [θru] ADJ.
1. through (finished):
through
terminado, -a
we are through
hemos terminado
2. through (direct):
through
directo, -a
3. through ENS.:
to get through
aprobar
I. fall <fell, fallen> [fɔl] V. intr.
1. fall (drop down):
fall
caerse
fall rain, snow
caer
fall tree
venirse abajo
fall TEAT. curtain
caer
to fall flat joke
no tener gracia
to fall flat plan, suggestion
no tener éxito
to fall down the stairs
caerse por las escaleras
to fall (down) dead
caer muerto
to fall flat on one's face
caerse de morros coloq.
2. fall:
to fall to one's knees
caer de rodillas
3. fall (land):
fall bomb, missile
caer
4. fall (decrease):
fall prices
bajar
fall demand
descender
to fall sharply
caer de forma acusada
5. fall temperature:
fall
descender
6. fall accent, stress:
fall
recaer
7. fall in rank, on charts:
fall
bajar
8. fall (be defeated):
fall
caer
to fall under sb's power
caer bajo el dominio de alguien
the prize fell to him
le tocó el premio
9. fall liter. (die in battle):
fall
caer
10. fall REL.:
fall
pecar
11. fall (occur):
to fall on a Monday
caer en lunes
12. fall (happen):
fall darkness, silence
caer
night was falling
anochecía
13. fall (belong):
to fall into a category
pertenecer a una categoría
14. fall (hang down):
fall hair, cloth
colgar
15. fall (go down):
fall cliff, ground, road
descender
16. fall + adj. (become):
to fall asleep
dormirse
to fall due
tocar (pagar)
to fall afoul of the law
infringir la ley
to fall ill
caer enfermo
17. fall (enter a particular state):
to fall madly in love (with sb/sth)
enamorarse perdidamente (de alguien/algo)
to fall out of favor
perder popularidad
to fall under the influence of sb/sth
caer bajo la influencia de alguien/algo
to fall to pieces fig. person
venirse abajo
to fall to pieces plan, relationship
terminar en nada
II. fall <fell, fallen> [fɔl] SUST.
1. fall (drop from a height):
fall
caída f
2. fall (decrease):
fall
disminución f
fall in temperature
descenso m de la temperatura
3. fall (defeat):
fall
caída f
4. fall (autumn):
fall
otoño m
5. fall:
falls (waterfall)
cascada f
Niagara Falls
las cataratas del Niágara
6. fall REL.:
the Fall
la Caída
III. fall <fell, fallen> [fɔl] ADJ.
fall (occurring in autumn) festival, sale
en otoño
fall (of autumn) colors, temperatures, weather
otoñal
Present
Ifall through
youfall through
he/she/itfalls through
wefall through
youfall through
theyfall through
Past
Ifell through
youfell through
he/she/itfell through
wefell through
youfell through
theyfell through
Present Perfect
Ihavefallen through
youhavefallen through
he/she/ithasfallen through
wehavefallen through
youhavefallen through
theyhavefallen through
Past Perfect
Ihadfallen through
youhadfallen through
he/she/ithadfallen through
wehadfallen through
youhadfallen through
theyhadfallen through
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