Übersetzung von „Fallen“ aus dem Deutsch ins Englisch

descent, pitfalls, traps sind die besten Übersetzungen von „Fallen” aus dem Deutsch ins Englisch.

Fallen Noun noun Grammatik

eines Börsenkurses etc.

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descent

noun

Der erste, der versuchte, die Treppe hinunterzugehen, fiel beinahe hin.

The first one who attempted the descent nearly fell.

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pitfalls

noun plural

Sie kann uns helfen, nicht immer wieder in dieselben Fallen zu tappen.

It can help us avoid falling into the same old pitfalls time and again.

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traps

noun plural

Er hielt sich für schlau, doch er bemerkte nicht, dass er mir in die Falle gegangen war.

He thought he was smart, but he didn't realize that he fell in my trap.

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Weniger häufige Übersetzungen
- fall
- drop
- decline
- slump
- halyards
- come down
- dip
- weakness
- depreciation
- deterioration
- getting upset
- lowering
- downhill
- degradation
- Fallen
- falling
- metallic bowl used to hold the charcoal in a wooden hibachi
- strike and dip

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Übersetzungen mit alternativer Schreibweise

fallen verb Grammatik

schliddern (umgangssprachlich) [..]

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Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch

fall

verb

move to a lower position under the effect of gravity [..]

Wenn du nicht aufpasst, wirst du gleich ins Wasser fallen.

If you don't watch out, you'll soon fall in the water.

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drop

verb

to fall [..]

Es war so still, dass man eine Nadel fallen hören konnte.

It was so still that you would have heard a pin drop.

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decline

verb

move downwards [..]

Der Wert des Dollars fällt mit steigender Inflationsrate.

The value of the dollar declines as the rate of inflation rises.

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Weniger häufige Übersetzungen
- fall down
- tumble
- decrease
- collapse
- interrupt
- plummet
- die
- lower
- sink
- shorten
- be killed in action
- perish
- impinge
- trap
- fail
- fall over
- descend
- come down
- crater
- dip
- dive
- flop
- move down
- retreat
- to be dropped
- to be given
- to be killed
- to be made
- to be mentioned
- to be removed
- to be taken
- to come down
- to decline
- to decrease
- to descend
- to die
- to disappear
- to drop
- to fall
- to fall over
- to hang
- to lessen
- to lower
- to plummet
- to sink
- to subside
- to topple
- to tumble
- be passed
- be ruined
- break down
- fall senseless
- fallen
- have a bad debt
- succumb to
- to go down
- to slip
- slip
- lapse
- topple
- precipitate
- fade
- terminate
- hang
- pitch
- cave in
- come off
- come out
- fall in
- go down
- slip down
- slip off
- to plunge
- to slip down
- slump
- alight
- meet
- ebb
- finish
- hurl
- morally
- come apart
- cut down
- fall (irr.)
- fall asleep
- fall from grace
- fall off
- fallen}
- falls
- indicates an extreme has been reached
- to abate
- to break
- to change
- to collapse in a heap
- to come off
- to come out
- to crack
- to cut
- to depreciate
- to dilute
- to divide
- to drip
- to fade
- to fall flat
- to fall {fell, fallen}
- to glide down
- to halve
- to hang down
- to impinge (on)
- to ooze
- to precipitate
- to retire
- to rip
- to roll about
- to roll over
- to separate
- to slide down
- to slip off
- to smash
- to split
- to step back
- to trickle
- to turn out