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Meanings of "falls" in Spanish English Dictionary : 4 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
General
falls caídas [f/pl]
falls catarata [f]
Geology
falls catarata [f]
Petrol
falls salto de agua

Meanings of "falls" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 56 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
Conjugations
he/she falls cae [v]
he/she falls caiga [v]
General
hole where water falls through a toothed wheel in grist-mills bocín [m]
someone that falls behind the rest rezagado [m/f]
angel falls salto ángel
bucket in which flour falls from the mill-stones alguarín [m] ARA
a folkloric dance in which a woman runs after a man until he falls or escapes and the turn is given to someone else baile de la chicha maya [m] CO
tiny drizzle that falls on mountain lands bajareque [m] PA
children's game consisting of doing somersaults when the leader says: "¡chimpilicoco, bebete el agua y dejame el coco!" the one who fails to jump or falls in the attempt loses chimpilicoco [m] HN
person who easily falls in love chiribico [m] DO
contents of a liquid vessel, typically water, that suddenly falls on someone guacalazo [m] GT
torrential rain that falls after the october 4 celebration of san francisco de asís cordonazo de san francisco [m] MX GT NI CR VE EC
hard and low blow made when someone falls to the ground contrasuelazo [m] PE
passing rain that falls from november to january after rainy season norte [m] PA DO VE
woven mat made from thin canes (used by fishermen to trap fish at river falls) ashiquita [f] PE:E
person who easily falls in love chiribica [f] DO
part of a disguise, typical in the carnival of the municipality of la vega, which covers the head and falls down the back galacha [f] DO
fabric of a trouser or skirt that accidentally falls between the buttocks colilla [f] PR
person who falls in love with someone much younger comenenes [m/f] PR
that after throwing a kick, falls with his whole body and not on his legs due to improper training (fighter cock) espatao [adj] PR
Idioms
in case something falls through en su defecto [adv]
the curtain falls on something concluir (una época)
the curtain falls on something llegar a su fin (una época)
bread always falls on the buttered side si algo puede salir mal, saldrá mal
bread always falls on the buttered side ley de murphy
the bottom falls out of the market el mercado se vino a pique
the curtain falls on something termina algo
the roof falls in todo se viene abajo
swipe at another boy's arm where a sweet, snack, or coin sits and if it falls, the boy who gave the swipe becomes the owner hacer capú [v] DO
Speaking
it falls to us nos corresponde a nosotros
it falls to us nos toca a nosotros
it falls to us está en nuestras manos
it falls to us recae sobre nosotros la responsabilidad
Phrases
someone’s heart falls caérsele a alguien las alas
when night falls al anochecer
when night falls a la caída de la noche
the rain in Spain falls mainly on the plain la lluvia en sevilla es una maravilla
Colloquial
someone who falls in love easily enamoradizo [m]
someone who falls in love easily enamoradiza [f]
easily falls in love blando de carona [adj]
light rain the falls gently cerecere [m] VE
very fine hail that falls in summer garrotillo [m] AR:Nw rur.
in cockfights, when the animal falls with his back to the ground and the legs upwards caída de pámpana [f] PR
expresses mockery when somebody stumbles or falls down ¡bajan! [interj] GT
Proverbs
who falls short in the head must be long in the heels quien no tiene cabeza, debe tener piernas [old-fashioned]
if the sky falls, we shall catch larks si el cielo se cae nos cogerá debajo [old-fashioned]
Engineering
swing falls caídas en columpio [f/pl]
Medicine
accidental falls caídas accidentales [f/pl]
Marine
boat falls tiras [f/pl]
Transportation
boat falls tiras [f/pl]
Geography
angel falls salto ángel
victoria falls cataratas victoria
Mineralogy
hole in trough or vat through which the scoria falls bigote [m]
Industrial Hygiene
linesmen's belt (for falls from heights) cinturón de celador de líneas [m]
Theater
part of the proscenium between the edge of the stage and the line where the curtain falls corbata [f]
Botany
an olive that falls before it is ripe agracejo de monte [m] CU