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fall
/fɔl/ interjection A1 (estimated)
1. fall
| French | tombant |
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| Czech | padající |
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| Italian | cadente |
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3. autumnal, autumn, fall
| German | herbstlich |
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| French | automnal |
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| Portuguese | outonal |
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| Czech | podzimní |
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| Italian | autunnale |
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| Spanish | otoñal, autumnal |
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| Swedish | höstlik, höstlig |
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fall
/fɔl/ noun · plural: falls A1 (estimated)
1. act of moving in gas or vacuum under the effect of gravity from a point to a lower point
| German | der Fall, der Absturz, der Sturz |
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| French | la chute, l'abaissement, baisse |
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| Portuguese | a queda, o tombo, o malho |
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| Czech | pád, sestup, propad |
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| Italian | caduta, la tombola, il tirante |
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| Spanish | la caída, matada, el cuerazo |
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| Dutch | de val, de daling, de teruggang |
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| Swedish | ett fall, en ras, en efterkälken |
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| Latin | casus, lapsus |
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2. loss of greatness or status
| German | der Fall, der Untergang |
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| French | la chute, le déclin |
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| Portuguese | a queda |
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| Spanish | la caída |
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| Dutch | de val, de ondergang |
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| Swedish | ett fall |
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| Latin | ruina |
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3. a period of decline before the end — see also decadence
| German | der Niedergang |
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| French | le déclin |
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| Portuguese | a decadência |
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| Italian | la decadenza |
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| Dutch | verval |
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| Swedish | en nedgång |
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4. autumn, fall
| German | der Herbst, der Herbst |
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| French | l'automne, l'automne |
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| Portuguese | o outono, o outono |
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| Czech | podzim |
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| Italian | l'autunno, l'autunno |
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| Spanish | el otoño, el otoño, otoñada |
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| Dutch | de herfst, de herfst |
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| Swedish | en höst |
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| Latin | autumnus |
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to fall
/fɔl/ verb A1 (estimated)
1. move to a lower position under the effect of gravity
| German | fallen, einbrechen, nachgeben |
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| French | tomber, choir, déchoir |
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| Portuguese | emborcar, cair, desempacotar |
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| Czech | padat, padnout, spadnout |
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| Italian | cadere, cascare, precipitare |
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| Spanish | caer, caerse, despeñar |
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| Dutch | vallen, invallen |
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| Swedish | falla, trilla, ramla |
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| Latin | cado, labor, casicare |
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2. come down or descend — see also descend
3. prostrate oneself
| Portuguese | cair |
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| Italian | prostrarsi |
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4. be brought to earth or be overthrown
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