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| apart {adv} [broken, fallen] | 241 entzwei | |
Verbs |
| to plunge [fall, decrease dramatically] | 3500 stürzen [plötzlich fallen, auch Kurse etc.] | |
| to tumble [fall] | 664 stürzen [fallen] | |
| to betray sb. [hurt somebody who trusts you] | 531 jdn. hintergehen [verraten, in den Rücken fallen] | |
| to drop [throw down] [also: remark etc.] | 432 hinwerfen [fallen lassen] [auch fig.] | |
| to scrub sth. [drop, abandon] | 175 etw.Akk. einstampfen [ugs.] [abblasen, fallen lassen, aufgeben] | |
| to drop sth. [abandon] | 86 etw.Akk. abbrechen [aufgeben, fallen lassen] | |
| to collapse [cave in (e.g. platform); also: drop suddenly in value (price or currency)] | 79 einbrechen [einstürzen (z. B. Tribüne); auch: stark im Wert fallen (Kurs od. Währung)] | |
| to plunk [esp. Am.] [throw down, fall] | 49 knallen [hinknallen, werfen, fallen] [ugs.] | |
| to drop sth. [abandon] | 24 etw. sausenlassen [ugs.; aufgeben, fallen lassen] | |
| to discommode sb. [formal] | 19 jdn. belästigen [stören, zur Last fallen] | |
| to lay sth. [traps etc.] | 17 etw.Akk. auslegen [Fallen etc.] | |
| to cowp [coll.] [Irish] [Scot.] [fall] | 8 stürzen [fallen] | |
| to fall off [leaves etc.] | abfallen [zu Boden fallen] | |
| equest. to start galloping | angaloppieren [in Galopp fallen] | |
| games to drop sth. | etw.Akk. droppen [fallen lassen] | |
| to collect sth. [to pick up sth., e.g. fallen apples] | etw.Akk. zusammenklauben [regional] [bes. südd., österr.] | |
| to fall victim to sth. | etw.Dat. anheimfallen [geh.] [einer Sache zum Opfer fallen] | |
| to put down sth. [bait] | etw. auslegen [Köder, Fallen] | |
| to fall down [from a height] | hinunterstürzen [fallen] | |
| to hug sb. around the neck | jdn. umhalsen [selten] [jdm. um den Hals fallen] | |
| to fall | keien [hochsprachl. veraltet, noch ugs. südwestd. und schweiz.] [auch: gheien] [fallen] | |
| meteo. to sleet | schlackern [nordd.] [als Schlackerschnee zur Erde fallen] | |
| to fall down | umstürzen [fallen] | |
| to fall over | umstürzen [fallen] | |
| to fall forward | vorfallen [nach vorn fallen] | |
Nouns |
| for. log [trunk of a cut or fallen tree] | 66 Holzstamm {m} [eines gefällten od. umgestürzten Baums] | |
| charge [burden] | 65 Last {f} [zur Last fallen, legen] | |
| for. deadfall [Am.] [tangled mass of fallen trees and brush] | 21 Windbruch {m} | |
| for. deadfall [Am.] [fallen tree] | 17 Baumsturz {m} | |
| dropping [of speed, temperature, seeds, etc.] [sinking, falling] | Abfallen {n} [Tempo, Temperatur, Samen etc.] [Sinken, Fallen] | |
| hunting trapping | Fang {m} [Fallen stellen] | |
| brew [layer of brown gunk when the kräusen has fallen back completely] | Schlaucherdecke {f} | |
| barefoot snow walking [in the new-fallen snow] | Schneegehen {n} | |
2 Words: Verbs |
| to come a cropper [coll.] [fall heavily] | (schwer) stürzen [hinfallen, zu Boden fallen] | |
| to crash (down) onto sth. | auf etw. aufknallen [ugs.] [heftig auf etw. fallen] | |
| lit. to shaft through sth. [light] [poet.] | durch etw. scheinen [in Strahlen durch eine Öffnung fallen] | |
| to drop sth. | etw. plotzen lassen [südwestd.: fallen lassen] | |
| to drop sth. [abandon] | etw. sausen lassen [ugs.] [aufgeben, fallen lassen] | |
| to come under sth. [be classified as or among sth.] | zu etw.Dat. gehören [unter etw. (eine bestimmte Kategorie etc.) fallen] | |
2 Words: Nouns |
| for. deadfall [Am.] [fallen tree] | umgefallener Baum {m} | |
3 Words: Verbs |
| to be down [of a person: to have fallen to the ground] | am Boden liegen [von einer Person] | |
| to let one's hair down [coll.] [dated] [idiom] | die Sau rauslassen [ugs.] [Redewendung] [alle Hemmungen fallen lassen] | |
| naut. to jettison sth. [also fig.: abandon or discard sth.] | etw. über Bord werfen [auch fig.: etw. endgültig aufgeben oder fallen lassen] | |
| to make a (significant) difference | zu Buche schlagen [allg.: ins Gewicht fallen] [Redewendung] | |
| to have a big influence | zu Buche schlagen [Redewendung] [ins Gewicht fallen] | |
| to fall short [to fall to the ground before reaching the target] | zu kurz fallen [vor dem Ziel auf den Boden fallen] | |
4 Words: Verbs |
| to have a great effect on sth. | bei etw.Dat. zu Buche schlagen [Idiom] [ins Gewicht fallen] | |
| econ. to go south [esp. Am.] [coll.] [idiom] [of prices: to fall] | in den Keller gehen [ugs.] [Redewendung] [fallen: Preise etc.] | |
| to be cross with each other [have fallen out with each other] | mit jdm. über Kreuz sein [Redewendung] | |
5+ Words: Verbs |
| idiom to drop sb. like a hot brick | jdn. fallen lassen wie eine heiße Kartoffel / [seltener] jdn. wie eine heiße Kartoffel fallen lassen | |
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