English-French translation for "to tumble down"

to tumble down {vb} (also: to rush down, to subside, to tumble)

tumble-down {adj.} (also: lapsed, decayed, decrepit, derelict)

tumble-down {adj.} (also: ramshackle)

     to tumble down the stairs

A roof of this kind would inevitably tumble down.

If you take away a cornerstone, much more may come tumbling down.

All of a sudden it started to tumble down like a deck of cards.

The overproduction of coffee worldwide brought the prices tumbling down.

We have seen the Berlin Wall tumble down, we have seen the Iron Curtain swept aside.

They found there a wall which was on the verge of tumbling down, and he (al-Khadr) restored it.

A slight slip could have sent the world Organization tumbling down a precipice and into a quagmire.

They had learned that totalitarian regimes do not go on forever, but can in actual fact come tumbling down.

Just over 10 years ago, the Berlin Wall came tumbling down in a highly symbolic move marking the demise of the cold war.

In fact, in 1989, the wall that divided not only a nation, but the entire social and economic order of the world, came tumbling down.

Our citizens will only master the great possibilities that lie ahead if this last wall in Cyprus comes tumbling down.

For the “walls to tumble down” in Cyprus, the Greek Cypriot side must first free itself of its present frame of mind.

It is that supposition of yours which you entertained about your Lord that has tumbled you down into perdition, and so you have come to be among the losers.

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