Summary
fall {noun}
caída · otoño · descenso
to fall {verb}
descargarse · incidir · devaluarse · caer · recaer · disminuir · decrecer
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English-Spanish translation for "fall"
"fall" Spanish translation
fall {noun}
We liberals have been fighting for enlargement since the fall of the Berlin Wall.
We heard about developments from the fall of the Berlin Wall until the present time.
That was the first step in a process which culminated in the fall of the Berlin Wall.
Following the fall of the Taliban, there are nonetheless signs of improvement.
Ladies and gentlemen, a year ago exactly, we heard the news of the fall of Srebrenica.
In autumn (September to November) the fruits ripen, then the leaves turn brown and fall.
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The National Sleep Foundation said 27% of those surveyed last fall had sleeplessness due to economic anxiety.
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Some speakers have already mentioned unemployment and the fall in population.
Mr President, the latest statistics show a fall in unemployment.
In Ireland, however, the fall has only been by 13 %.
Compensation for income is only partial, with direct aid covering 50 % of the fall in prices.
The last one caused prices to fall by over 30 % from mid-1998 to early 2000.
to fall {verb}
to fall [fell|fallen] {vb} (also: to break, to run down, to go dead, to come down)
to fall [fell|fallen] {vb} (also: to insist, to come into contact with)
to fall [fell|fallen] {vb}
to fall [fell|fallen] {vb} (also: to drop, to fall down)
Friendship, however, is a relationship that must not fall into subservience.
We have to be careful also not to fall into the trap of seeing Muslims as an enemy.
'Do n't walk near blocks of flats or something might fall on your head! '
correctly applied, so as not to fall into the ambiguity of considering as
But we must not fall into the trap of a wrong kind of belief in progress.
to fall [fell|fallen] {vb}
Equally, the bill for enlargement must not fall to the richest.
Labour rights and related issues should, in the main, fall to the competence of individual countries.
But then nor should the burden fall on one side alone in agriculture, or have to be borne by individual products.
What we want to avoid - and indeed must avoid - is that the final cost of introducing the single currency should fall on the consumer alone.
The greatest responsibility in this area falls to the Commission.
to fall [fell|fallen] {v.t.} (also: to slacken, to lower, to decrease, to diminish)
In paragraphs 28 and 41, he stresses the need to reduce labour costs through the reduction of taxes if we want unemployment to fall.
Some people believed, after the fall of the Soviet Union, that the world was becoming less dangerous, and that was an easy excuse to relax
However, the income of the population of developing countries has continued to fall over the same period, which proves this formula is
Since 1996 the opportunities to catch fish in the area in question have fallen sharply.
Mr President, Russia's population is falling and poverty is spreading.
to fall [fell|fallen] {v.t.} (also: to wane, to decrease, to diminish, to drop)
Poverty in Mexico has risen rather than fallen.
Mr Ryan referred to a very interesting point in the report: that there is evidence that corruption falls as the proportion of parliamentary seats held by women rises.
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Usage examples for "fall" in Spanish
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Similar words
faithful · faithfully · faithfulness · faithlessly · fake · fakir · Falangist · falcate · falciform · falcon · fall · fallacious · fallacy · fallback · fallen · fallibility · fallible · falling · fallout · falls · false
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