English–Spanish dictionary
Spanish translation of the English word downfall
English | Spanish (translated indirectly) | Esperanto |
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(fluff) | plumón | |
(downhill; downward; downwards; below) | abajo | |
🔗 She moved down through the garden. | ||
(swallow) | tragar | |
(along; alongside) | a lo largo de | |
🔗 Travelling through the trees was more difficult than taking Tam down the road, and the night surely did not help, but going out onto the road itself would be madness. | ||
(below; underneath; beneath) | abajo | |
🔗 Down on the slope, about twenty minutes away, the soldiers climbed steadily. | ||
(fall off; tumble down; drop) | caerse | |
🔗 The inner scales enlarge when spring growth begins and often become an inch long before they fall. | ||
(drop; lapse) | caer | |
🔗 The house must have fallen on her. | ||
(autumn) | otoño | |
🔗 Reinking is from Morton, Illinois and is believed to have moved to the Nashville area last fall. | ||
(decline; going down; regression; retreat; setback) | retroceso | |
(come about; happen; occur; take place; be afoot; come on; come to pass; be set; transpire) | acontecer ; ; realizarse ; tener lugar |
English | Spanish |
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downfall | ⇆ caída; ⇆ chaparrón; ⇆ nevazo; ⇆ ruina |
down | ⇆ abajo; ⇆ abajo de; ⇆ abatido; ⇆ acostado; ⇆ agotado; ⇆ al contado; ⇆ al sur; ⇆ anticipado; ⇆ bajando; ⇆ derribar; ⇆ descendente; ⇆ descenso; ⇆ duna; ⇆ echado; ⇆ en tierra; ⇆ enfermo; ⇆ hacia abajo; ⇆ malo; ⇆ plumón; ⇆ por escrito; ⇆ revés de fortuna; ⇆ tragar; ⇆ triste; ⇆ vello |
fall | ⇆ abatirse; ⇆ baja; ⇆ caer; ⇆ caerse; ⇆ catarata; ⇆ caída; ⇆ otoñal; ⇆ otoño; ⇆ salto de agua |