verbe “fall”
infinitif fall; il falls; prét. fell; part. passé fallen; gér. falling
- tomber
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The apple fell from the tree and landed on the grass.
- s'effondrer
He tripped over the toy and fell.
- se prosterner
She fell to her knees and asked for forgiveness.
- diminuer
Attendance at the event fell sharply after the rain started.
- tomber (dans un certain état)
He fell silent when he heard the news.
- se poser (d'un regard, d'un œil)
Her gaze fell upon the old photograph on the mantel.
- se trouver
The stress falls on the second syllable in the word.
- se dégrader
His grades began to fall after he stopped studying.
- s'effondrer (d'un empire)
The old bridge finally fell after years of neglect.
- tomber (au combat)
Many soldiers fell during the long and brutal conflict.
- tomber (à une date précise)
My birthday falls on a Saturday this year.
- descendre
The road falls gently towards the valley.
- retomber
The curtains fell softly to the floor, creating a cozy atmosphere.
nom “fall”
sg. fall, pl. falls ou indén.
- chute
The apple's fall from the tree was quick and sudden.
- baisse
The fall in temperature overnight was quite noticeable.
- automne
In the fall, we love to go apple picking and watch the leaves change color.
- chute (de pouvoir)
The fall of the ancient kingdom marked the end of its golden age.
- chute (d'Adam et Ève)
The fall of Adam and Eve led to their expulsion from the Garden of Eden.