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EnglishGerman
to fall in with the enemy an den Feind geraten
to fall into a category in eine Kategorie fallen
to fall into a deep depression in eine tiefe Depression verfallen
to fall into a deep sleep [fig.]in einen Dornröschenschlaf versinken
to fall into a different category in eine andere Kategorie fallen
to fall into a ditchin einen Graben plumpsen [ugs.]
to fall into a faint in Ohnmacht fallen
to fall into a fit of coughingeinen Hustenanfall erleiden
to fall into a fit of rageeinen Wutanfall bekommen
to fall into a rage in Raserei geraten
to fall into a ragewütend werden
to fall into a rage in Raserei verfallen
to fall into a sort of limbo in ein Loch fallen [fig.]
to fall into a state of dilapidation baufällig werden
to fall into a trance in Trance verfallen
to fall into a trance in Trance fallen
to fall into a trap hereinfallen
to fall into a trap [also fig.]in eine Falle geraten [auch fig.]
to fall into (a) depressiondepressiv werden
to fall into abeyance außer Gebrauch kommen [nicht mehr wirksam sein]
to fall into abeyance zeitweilig außer Kraft treten
to fall into bad ways(sittlich) verwahrlosen
to fall into contemptin Verachtung fallen
to fall into contemptder Verachtung anheimfallen [geh.]
to fall into decayverfallen [bes. von Gebäuden]
to fall into decline dahinsiechen [geh.]
to fall into despairverzweifeln
to fall into desuetude außer Gebrauch kommen
to fall into desuetudein Vergessenheit geraten
to fall into disarray in Unordnung geraten
to fall into disfavor with sb. [Am.] bei jdm. in Ungnade fallen
to fall into disfavour with sb. [Br.]bei jdm. in Ungnade fallen
to fall into disgracein Ungnade fallen
to fall into disrepair verfallen [Bauwerk etc.]
to fall into disrepair verwahrlosen [Gebäude etc.]
to fall into disrepairabsandeln [österr.] [ugs.] [Gebäude etc.]
to fall into disrepute [idiom]in Verruf geraten [Redewendung] [einen schlechten Ruf bekommen]
to fall into disuse [idiom]außer Gebrauch kommen
to fall into disuse [idiom] nicht mehr benutzt werden
to fall into euphoriain Euphorie verfallen
to fall into insolvency in Insolvenz geraten
to fall into line [idiom] sich [Akk.] anschließen [z. B. der Meinung anderer]
to fall into line [idiom] sich einfügen
to fall into line [idiom] sich [Akk.] anpassen
to fall into line with sb. [idiom]sich [Akk.] jdm. anschließen
to fall into line with sth. [idiom] mit etw. [Dat.] konform gehen
to fall into oblivion in Vergessenheit geraten
to fall into oblivion dem Vergessen anheimfallen [geh.]
to fall into oblivion der Vergessenheit anheimfallen [geh.]
to fall into pieces in Stücke zerfallen
to fall into place [idiom]klar werden [Sinn ergeben]
to fall into place [idiom]klarwerden [Sinn ergeben]
to fall into place [take shape] Gestalt annehmen [auch Gestalt gewinnen]
to fall into place [work out of its own accord]sich von selbst ergeben
to fall into poverty verarmen
to fall into ruinzerfallen
to fall into ruin verfallen
to fall into sb.'s clutches [idiom]jdm. ins Netz gehen [fig.] [Redewendung]
to fall into sb.'s hands jdm. in die Hände fallen
to fall into sb.'s lapjdm. vom Himmel fallen
to fall into sb.'s lap [idiom]jdm. in den Schoß fallen [Redewendung]
to fall into sb.'s snare [idiom] jdm. ins Garn gehen [fig.] [Redewendung]
to fall into sb.'s trap [fig.] jdm. in die Falle gehen [fig.]
to fall into sb.'s trap [idiom] jdm. ins Netz gehen [fig.] [Redewendung]
to fall into stepTritt fassen
to fall into sth. [a certain state etc.] in etw. verfallen [einen Zustand o. Ä.]
to fall into the hands of the enemyin Feindeshand fallen [geh.] [veraltet]
to fall into the mire [archaic] [idiom] [get into an undesirable situation] in die Suppe fallen [veraltet] [Redewendung] [in eine unerwünschte Situation geraten]
to fall into wrong handsin falsche Hände geraten
to fall just short of doing sth. [idiom]sich [Akk.] gerade noch zurückhalten können, etw. zu tun
to fall (just) short of sth. [idiom] [goal, standard, etc.] etw. [Akk.] (knapp) verfehlen [Ziel, Norm etc.]
to fall like ninepins [idiom]wie Streichhölzer umknicken [Redewendung]
to fall madly in love (with sb.) [idiom]sich [Akk.] unsterblich (in jdn.) verlieben [ugs.]
to fall off herunterfallen
to fall off herunterstürzen
to fall off sinken
to fall off [decrease] abfallen [kleiner werden]
to fall off [decrease]abnehmen [weniger werden]
to fall off [decrease]zurückgehen
to fall off [decrease] nachlassen
to fall off [leaves etc.] abfallen [zu Boden fallen]
to fall off one's horse vom Pferd fallen
to fall off sth. von etw. stürzen
to fall off the back of a lorry [Br.] [idiom] vom Lastwagen fallen [Redewendung]
to fall off the bikevom Fahrrad fallen
to fall off the cliff [Am.] [idiom]von der Fiskalklippe stürzen [Redewendung] [nur verwendet mit Bezug zu den USA]
to fall off the cliff [Am.] [idiom]von der Klippe stürzen [Redewendung] [mit Blick auf US-Haushaltspolitik]
to fall off the fiscal cliff [USA]von der Fiskalklippe stürzen
to fall off the map [coll.] weg vom Fenster sein [ugs.]
to fall off the wagon wieder zur Flasche greifen [nach längerer Abstinenz]
to fall off the wagon [coll.] [idiom] [alcoholic]wieder saufen [ugs.] [Alkoholiker nach längerer Abstinenz]
to fall on / upon sb. [most of the work etc.]auf jdn. entfallen [der Großteil der Arbeit etc.]
to fall on deaf ears [idiom] auf taube Ohren stoßen [Redewendung]
to fall on deaf ears [idiom] (ungehört) verhallen
to fall on hard timesharte / schwere Zeiten durchleben
to fall on hard times in Not geraten
to fall on hard times [idiom] vom Pferd auf den Esel kommen [ugs.] [Redewenung] [veraltend, selten]
to fall on one's backauf den Rücken fallen
to fall on one's feet [Br.] [idiom] auf die Butterseite fallen [ugs.] [Redewendung]
to fall on sth. [e.g. cold buffet] sich auf etw. stürzen [Buffet etc.]
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