fall
[fɔ:l] ( pt fell, pp fallen )intransitive verb Konjugation
| 1. | [gen]
Konjugation fallen
[person] Konjugation hinfallen [from great height, heavily, in sport] Konjugation stürzen [thing to ground] herunter-/hinunterfallen the city fell to the enemy troops die Stadt fiel in die Hände der feindlichen Truppen to fall flat [joke] daneben gehen |
| 2. | [decrease - temperature]
Konjugation fallen [ - number] Konjugation abnehmen [ - demand, wind] Konjugation nachlassen |
| 3. | [become - ill, silent, vacant]
Konjugation werden
(phrase) to fall asleep einschlafen to fall in love sich verlieben to fall under suspicion in Verdacht geraten to fall open sich öffnen to fall to bits or pieces auseinander fallen |
| 4. | [government, leader] gestürzt werden |
| 5. | [occur]
to fall (on) fallen (auf (+ D) ) they fall into two groups sie lassen sich zwei Gruppen zuordnen |
| 6. | [silence]
sich ausbreiten
[night] Konjugation hereinbrechen |
fall
[fɔ:l] ( pt fell, pp fallen )noun
| 1. | [accident, from power]
Sturz der
to have a fall stürzen |
| 2. | fall of snow Schneefall der |
| 3. | [of city, country] Eroberung die |
| 4. | [decrease]
fall (in) Abnahme die (+ G) |
| 5. | (US) [autumn] Herbst der |
falls
plural noun
[waterfall] Wasserfall der
fall about
intransitive verb Konjugation
(UK & inf)
to fall about (laughing) sich kranklachen
fall apart
intransitive verb Konjugation
| 1. | [book, chair] auseinander fallen |
| 2. | (fig) [country, person] Konjugation zusammenbrechen |
fall away
intransitive verb Konjugation
| 1. | [plaster, paint] Konjugation abbröckeln |
| 2. | [land, slope] Konjugation abfallen |
fall back
intransitive verb Konjugation
| 1. | [retreat] Konjugation zurückweichen |
| 2. | [lag behind] Konjugation zurückfallen |
fall back on
transitive verb inseparable
[resort to] zurückgreifen auf (+ A)
fall behind
intransitive verb
| 1. | [in race] Konjugation zurückfallen |
| 2. | [with rent, work] in Rückstand geraten |
fall down
intransitive verb Konjugation
| 1. | [picture]
herunter-/hinunterfallen
[person] Konjugation hinfallen [building] Konjugation einstürzen |
| 2. | [fail]
the plan falls down on three points der Plan funktioniert an drei Stellen nicht this is where your argument falls down an dieser Stelle ist dein Argument nicht stichhaltig |
fall for
transitive verb inseparable Konjugation
| 1. | (inf) [fall in love with] sich verlieben in (+ A) |
| 2. | [trick] hereinfallen auf (+ A) |
fall in
intransitive verb Konjugation
| 1. | [roof, ceiling] Konjugation einstürzen |
| 2. | MIL (in Reih und Glied) antreten |
fall in with
transitive verb inseparable Konjugation
[suggestion, request] Konjugation akzeptieren
fall off
intransitive verb Konjugation
| 1. | [drop off] herunter-/hinunterfallen |
| 2. | [diminish] Konjugation zurückgehen |
fall on
transitive verb inseparable Konjugation
| 1. | [subj: eyes, gaze] fallen auf (+ A) |
| 2. | [attack] herfallen über (+ A) |
fall out
intransitive verb Konjugation
| 1. | [hair, tooth] Konjugation ausfallen |
| 2. | [quarrel]
to fall out (with sb) sich (mit jm) zerstreiten |
| 3. | MIL wegtreten |
fall over
transitive verb inseparable Konjugation
[step, obstacle] fallen über (+ A)
to be falling over o.s. to do sthg (inf) sich fast überschlagen, etw zu tun
fall over
intransitive verb Konjugation
[lose balance - person] Konjugation hinfallen
[ - chair, jug] Konjugation umkippen
fall through
intransitive verb Konjugation
[plan, deal] Konjugation fehlschlagen
fall to
transitive verb inseparable Konjugation
[subj: duty] Konjugation zufallen (+ D)
it falls to me to … es obliegt mir …
