fall (EN)
verbe, nom

verbe “fall”

fall; he falls; past fell, part. fallen; ger. falling
  1. tomber
    The apple fell from the tree and landed on the grass.
  2. s'effondrer
    He tripped over the toy and fell.
  3. se prosterner
    She fell to her knees and asked for forgiveness.
  4. diminuer
    Attendance at the event fell sharply after the rain started.
  5. tomber (dans un certain état)
    He fell silent when he heard the news.
  6. se poser (d'un regard, d'un œil)
    Her gaze fell upon the old photograph on the mantel.
  7. se trouver
    The stress falls on the second syllable in the word.
  8. se dégrader
    His grades began to fall after he stopped studying.
  9. s'effondrer (d'un empire)
    The old bridge finally fell after years of neglect.
  10. tomber (au combat)
    Many soldiers fell during the long and brutal conflict.
  11. tomber (à une date précise)
    My birthday falls on a Saturday this year.
  12. descendre
    The road falls gently towards the valley.
  13. retomber
    The curtains fell softly to the floor, creating a cozy atmosphere.

nom “fall”

sg. fall, pl. falls or uncountable
  1. chute
    The apple's fall from the tree was quick and sudden.
  2. baisse
    The fall in temperature overnight was quite noticeable.
  3. automne
    In the fall, we love to go apple picking and watch the leaves change color.
  4. chute (de pouvoir)
    The fall of the ancient kingdom marked the end of its golden age.
  5. chute (d'Adam et Ève)
    The fall of Adam and Eve led to their expulsion from the Garden of Eden.