English-Czech translation for "fall"
"fall" Czech translation
fall {noun}
to break your fall
free fall
free-fall
But if you're the leader on it, at the hardest move, you're looking at about 100 foot fall, onto some low angle slabs.
The decline in inflation rates is due mainly to the fall in commodity prices and the significant slowdown in economic activity.
The fall of life expectancy.
The fall in production and trade and the ongoing uncertainty in the business outlook are likely to have dampened firms’ demand for
The fall in oil prices from their peak in July and ongoing growth in emerging market economies might support a gradual recovery in the
Here's what happened last fall that has really unnerved the researchers.
In the fall of 2010, a friend from Guatemala sent Octavio a link to the TEDTalk.
And they saw in the fall that there was this natural, beautiful, sweet, delicious fat from geese.
It was running into bankruptcy last fall because they were hacked into.
The extra amount that disappeared last fall was equivalent to this much.
to fall {verb}
to fall [fell|fallen] {vb} (also: to occur, to attack, to limp, strike)
(Laughter) Actually, you know that old philosophical thing, if a tree falls in a forest and nobody hears it, did it happen?
to fall [fell|fallen] {vb} (also: to engage, to inveigh, to blast, to occur)
to fall [fell|fallen] {vb}
(Video) Teacher: [Choose] objects that you think will fall to the Earth at the same time.
And I started to fall.
continue to fall on for billions of years afterwards.
It's still not perfected -- its coffee falls down -- so we still have a lot of work to do.
So, what people have thought is that perhaps there are supermassive black holes which matter is falling on to.
to fall [fell|fallen] {vb} (also: to collapse, to lapse, to flop, to come down)
You may know one line of it, it says, "I'll never leave a fallen comrade to fall into the hands of the enemy."
to fall [fell|fallen] {vb} (also: to slump, to sag, to go down)
to fall [fell|fallen] {vb}
to fall [fell|fallen] {vb} (also: to sag, to plummet, to come down, to fall down)
to fall into lap
to fall down
I came up with rule number nine after I actually didn't plan for a fall, and went about 40 feet and cracked a rib.
And when they jump up to the next place they can be, and fall back down again, they emit light at particular colors.
to fall [fell|fallen] {vb} (also: to backslide, to sag, to drop down, to fall down)
To get drunk and fall into a coma - to me, these are not sportsmen!
to fall into
to fall down
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "fall":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "fall" in Czech
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