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"caerse" in English

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"caerse" in English
caerse{verb}
to blow down- to come away- to come down- to come off- to come out- to drop- to drop off- to fall- to fall- to fall in- to fall off- to fall off- to fall out- to fall over- to go down- to pitch- to tip over- to topple- to tumble- to boob- to goof
caerse{reflexive verb}
to fall down
Translations & ExamplesContext Examples
TRANSLATIONS & EXAMPLES
caerse{verb}
caerse
to blow down{vb} (tree, tent)
caerse(also: salirse, despegarse)
to come away{vb} (become detached)
caerse(also: venirse abajo)
to come down{vb} (collapse)
caerse(also: salir, quitarse)
to come off{vb} (detach itself)
caerse
to come out{vb} (from proper place)
caerse(also: descender, bajar)
to drop{v.i.} (fall)
caerse
to drop off{vb} (fall off)
caerse
to fall{v.i.} (tumble)
Y, por tanto, no puede, como decimos en español, "caerse de las manos" a la hora de leerlo.
Therefore, as we say in Spanish, it should not 'fall out of your hands' when it is being read, because it is so heavy.
caerse de muy alto
to fall from a great height
tiene miedo de caerse
he's afraid he might fall
caerse
to fall{v.i.} (from height)
Y, por tanto, no puede, como decimos en español, "caerse de las manos" a la hora de leerlo.
Therefore, as we say in Spanish, it should not 'fall out of your hands' when it is being read, because it is so heavy.
caerse de muy alto
to fall from a great height
tiene miedo de caerse
he's afraid he might fall
caerse
to fall in{vb} (tumble in)
Y, por tanto, no puede, como decimos en español, "caerse de las manos" a la hora de leerlo.
Therefore, as we say in Spanish, it should not 'fall out of your hands' when it is being read, because it is so heavy.
caerse de muy alto
to fall from a great height
tiene miedo de caerse
he's afraid he might fall
caerse
to fall off{vb} (tumble down from)
caerse(also: soltarse)
to fall off{vb} (break off)
caerse
to fall out{vb} (drop out)
Y, por tanto, no puede, como decimos en español, "caerse de las manos" a la hora de leerlo.
Therefore, as we say in Spanish, it should not 'fall out of your hands' when it is being read, because it is so heavy.
caerse
to fall over{vb} (person, lamp, stool)
caerse(also: caer, estrellarse)
to go down{vb} (fall)
caerse
to pitch{v.i.} (fall)
caerse
to tip over{vb} (fall over, topple)
caerse
to topple{v.i.} (fall)
caerse
to tumble{v.i.} (fall)
caerse(also: pajarearse)
to boob{vb} [Brit.] [coll.]
caerse
to goof{vb} [Amer.] [coll.]
caerse{reflexive verb}
caerse(also: caer, derribarse, allanarse)
to fall down{vb}

CONTEXT EXAMPLES
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Y, por tanto, no puede, como decimos en español, "caerse de las manos" a la hora de leerlo.
Therefore, as we say in Spanish, it should not 'fall out of your hands' when it is being read, because it is so heavy.
Supongamos que alguien me dice hoy que muchas personas sufren lesiones al caerse de las escaleras mientras cuelgan cortinas.
Say someone were to tell me today that many people are injured falling off ladders whilst hanging curtains.
se produjo varias fracturas al caerse
he incurred several fractures when he fell
se produjo varias fracturas al caerse
he broke several bones when he fell
al caerse, se hizo una herida en la rodilla
he cut his knee when he fell
se pegó tremendo porrazo al caerse
she landed on the floor with a wallop
no tiene dónde caerse muerto
he doesn't have a penny to his name
Si nos dijeran que el avión al que estamos a punto de subir tiene un 50 % de probabilidades de caerse, probablemente no subiríamos a él.
If you were told that a plane that you were about to get on had a 50/50 chance of crashing, you probably would not get on.
No comprendo cómo, en esta cámara, puede caerse tan bajo como para expresar semejantes opiniones y exijo una disculpa, señor Presidente.
I do not understand how, in this House, one can stoop so low as to say such things, and I demand an apology, Mr President.
no tiene donde caerse muerta
she hasn't a penny to her name
tiene miedo de caerse
he's afraid he might fall
caerse de muy alto
to fall from a great height
tiene miedo de caerse
he's afraid of falling
caerse de su propio peso
to be self-evident
caerse por la escalera
to fall downstairs
caerse de su propio peso
to be obvious
caerse del caballo
to lose one's seat
tropezar y caerse
to trip and fall
caerse al suelo
to hit the dirt
tropezar y caerse
to trip over

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