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"caer en el olvido" in English

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"caer en el olvido" in English
caer en el olvido{verb}
to blow over
caer en el olvido{verb}
to be forgotten
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TRANSLATIONS & EXAMPLES
caer en el olvido{verb}
caer en el olvido
to blow over{vb} (be forgotten)
caer en el olvido
to blow over
caer en el olvido{verb} [idiom]
caer en el olvido
to be forgotten[ex.]
Los crímenes no pueden repararse, pero ni estos ni sus víctimas deberían caer en el olvido.
Crimes cannot be undone, but they - and more importantly their victims - should never be forgotten.
caer en el olvido
to be forgotten
Los Balcanes Occidentales no deben caer en el olvido por culpa de nuestros problemas económicos y de las crisis internacionales actuales.
The Western Balkans must not be forgotten because of our economic problems and current international crises.

SIMILAR TRANSLATIONS
Similar translations for "caer en el olvido" in English
caerverb
to tumble- to come down- to descend- to drop away- to flow- to go down- to hang- to land- to pitch- to plonk- to plunge- to plunk- to sag- to shower- to sit- to strike- to go down- to rake- to blow in- to catch on- to twig- to fall- to drop- to fall down- to take a fall- to plump- to be caught- to die- to fall over- to lose one's job- to show up- to turn up- to be- to chip in
en.noun
Jan
enpreposition
at- in- into- on- on- on- on- with- as- by
eladjective
your
el
the- the- the- ye
elarticle
the
olvidonoun
oblivion- oversight- obscurity
olvidarverb
to leave behind- to lay aside- to sink- to unlearn- to forget- to leave sb./something behind
élpronoun
he- himhim
CONTEXT EXAMPLES
Context examples for "caer en el olvido" in English(!) These sentences come from external sources & may not be accurate. Therefore, we are not responsible for their content.
Los crímenes no pueden repararse, pero ni estos ni sus víctimas deberían caer en el olvido.
Crimes cannot be undone, but they - and more importantly their victims - should never be forgotten.
No se trata de noticias de un minuto que aparecen en primera plana durante un día para luego caer en el olvido.
They are not one-minute wonders which hit the headlines for a day and then fade away.
Los Balcanes Occidentales no deben caer en el olvido por culpa de nuestros problemas económicos y de las crisis internacionales actuales.
The Western Balkans must not be forgotten because of our economic problems and current international crises.
volvió a caer en el olvido
she sank back into obscurity
caer en el olvido
to sink into oblivion
caer en el olvido
to be forgotten
caer en el olvido
to blow over
A lo largo de su historia, Europa ha sufrido a manos de varios dictadores crueles e inhumanos, y ni un ápice de ese sufrimiento debería caer en el olvido.
Throughout its history, Europe has suffered under a great many cruel and inhuman dictators, and none of this suffering should be forgotten.
Por último, señor Presidente, espero que el Consejo no deje caer en el olvido el magnifico trabajo realizado por nuestro colega, el Sr.
Lastly, Mr President, I trust that the excellent piece of work which Mr Gahrton has produced, and on which I compliment him, will not be left by the Council to gather dust.

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