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A1  fall  yere düşmek; aşağı yuvarlanmak; dökülmek; yağmak

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verb  /fɔːl   / verb [intransitive] (past tense fell /fel   /; past participle fallen /ˈfɔːlən   /) fall (verb)
 /fɔːl  
/ verb [intransitive] (past tense fell
/fel   /; past
participle fallen /ˈfɔːlən   /)
 
DROP DOWN 
1 to
drop down towards the ground
yere
düşmek; aşağı yuvarlanmak; dökülmek; yağmak
 He fell off the ladder onto the grass.
 Don't walk along that wall – you might
fall.
 Autumn came and the leaves started to fall.
 The rain was falling steadily.
 2 
 fall (down/over)
to suddenly stop
standing and drop to the ground
düşmek, yere
kapaklanmak
 She slipped on the ice and fell.
 The little boy fell over and hurt his knee.
OF HAIR/CLOTH 
3 to
hang down
sarkmak, dökülmek
 Her hair fell down over her shoulders.
DECREASE 
4 to
become lower or less
düşmek; 
azalmak, eksilmek
 The temperature is falling.
 The price of coffee has fallen again.
 When he heard the bad news, his spirits
fell (canı sıkıldı).
OPPOSITE RISE2
BE DEFEATED 
5 to
be defeated or captured
düşmek, çökmek
 The Government fell because of the scandal.
DIE IN WAR 
6 (written)
to be killed (in
battle)
şehit
düşmek
 Millions of soldiers fell in the war.
BECOME 
7 to
change into a different state; to become
 He fell asleep (uykuya
daldı) on the sofa.
 They fell in love (aşık
oldular) with each other in Spain.
 I must get some new shoes – these ones are falling
to pieces (dökülüyor).
 She fell ill. 
Hastalandı.
HAPPEN 
8 (formal)
to come or happen
gelmek, düşmek,
rastlamak
 My birthday falls on a Sunday this year.
 In the word ‘interesting’ the stress falls
on the first syllable.
BELONG TO GROUP 
9 to
belong to a particular group, type, etc.
ayrılmak; 
içinde
yer almak
 Animals fall into two groups, those with
backbones and those without.
IDIOMS
fall
flat
(used about a joke, a
story, an event, etc.) to fail to produce the effect that you wanted
ilgi
uyandırmamak
fall
foul of sb/sth
to get in trouble with
sb/sth because you have done sth wrong
başı
derde girmek
 At sixteen she fell foul of the law for the
first time.
be
in arrears; fall/get into arrears
to be late in paying
money that you owe
borcunu
geciktirmek 
 I'm in arrears with the rent (borcunu
ödemekte gecikmiş).
fall/slot
into place
(used about sth that
is complicated or difficult to understand) to become organized or clear in your
mind
yerli
yerine oturmak
 After two weeks in my new job, everything
suddenly started to fall into place.
fall/land
on your feet
to be lucky in finding
yourself in a good situation, or in getting out of a difficult situation
dört
ayak üstüne düşmek
 I really landed on my feet getting such a
good job with so little experience.
fall
short (of sth)
to not be enough; to
not reach sth
yetersiz
olmak, beklenenin altında kalmak
 The pay rise fell short of the workers'
demands.
PHRASAL VERBS
fall
apart
to break (into pieces)
parçalanıp
dağılmak, dökülmek
 My car is falling apart.
fall
back on sb/sth
to use sb/sth when you
are in difficulty
çaresizlikten
kullanmak; 
-e
başvurmak
 When the electricity was cut off we fell
back on candles.
fall
for sb
(informal)
to be strongly
attracted to sb; to fall in love with sb
âşık
olmak
fall
for sth
(informal)
to be tricked into
believing sth that is not true
kanmak
 He makes excuses and she falls for them
every time.
fall
out (with sb)
(British)
to argue and stop
being friendly (with sb)
münakaşa
etmek, bozuşmak; 
küsmek
fall
through
to fail or not happen
gerçekleşmemek, suya
düşmek
 Our trip to Japan has fallen through.

Level	A1
Kind	verb
Front	fall
IPA	/fɔːl / verb [intransitive] (past tense fell /fel /; past participle fallen /ˈfɔːlən /)
Back	yere düşmek; aşağı yuvarlanmak; dökülmek; yağmak
Back 2	fall (verb) /fɔːl / verb [intransitive] (past tense fell /fel /; past participle fallen /ˈfɔːlən /) DROP DOWN 1 to drop down towards the ground yere düşmek; aşağı yuvarlanmak; dökülmek; yağmak He fell off the ladder onto the grass. Don't walk along that wall – you might fall. Autumn came and the leaves started to fall. The rain was falling steadily. 2 fall (down/over) to suddenly stop standing and drop to the ground düşmek, yere kapaklanmak She slipped on the ice and fell. The little boy fell over and hurt his knee. OF HAIR/CLOTH 3 to hang down sarkmak, dökülmek Her hair fell down over her shoulders. DECREASE 4 to become lower or less düşmek; azalmak, eksilmek The temperature is falling. The price of coffee has fallen again. When he heard the bad news, his spirits fell (canı sıkıldı). *OPPOSITE* RISE2 BE DEFEATED 5 to be defeated or captured düşmek, çökmek The Government fell because of the scandal. DIE IN WAR 6 (written) to be killed (in battle) şehit düşmek Millions of soldiers fell in the war. BECOME 7 to change into a different state; to become He fell asleep (uykuya daldı) on the sofa. They fell in love (aşık oldular) with each other in Spain. I must get some new shoes – these ones are falling to pieces (dökülüyor). She fell ill. Hastalandı. HAPPEN 8 (formal) to come or happen gelmek, düşmek, rastlamak My birthday falls on a Sunday this year. In the word ‘interesting’ the stress falls on the first syllable. BELONG TO GROUP 9 to belong to a particular group, type, etc. ayrılmak; içinde yer almak Animals fall into two groups, those with backbones and those without. IDIOMS fall flat (used about a joke, a story, an event, etc.) to fail to produce the effect that you wanted ilgi uyandırmamak fall foul of sb/sth to get in trouble with sb/sth because you have done sth wrong başı derde girmek At sixteen she fell foul of the law for the first time. be in arrears; fall/get into arrears to be late in paying money that you owe borcunu geciktirmek I'm in arrears with the rent (borcunu ödemekte gecikmiş). fall/slot into place (used about sth that is complicated or difficult to understand) to become organized or clear in your mind yerli yerine oturmak After two weeks in my new job, everything suddenly started to fall into place. fall/land on your feet to be lucky in finding yourself in a good situation, or in getting out of a difficult situation dört ayak üstüne düşmek I really landed on my feet getting such a good job with so little experience. fall short (of sth) to not be enough; to not reach sth yetersiz olmak, beklenenin altında kalmak The pay rise fell short of the workers' demands. PHRASAL VERBS fall apart to break (into pieces) parçalanıp dağılmak, dökülmek My car is falling apart. fall back on sb/sth to use sb/sth when you are in difficulty çaresizlikten kullanmak; -e başvurmak When the electricity was cut off we fell back on candles. fall for sb (informal) to be strongly attracted to sb; to fall in love with sb âşık olmak fall for sth (informal) to be tricked into believing sth that is not true kanmak He makes excuses and she falls for them every time. fall out (with sb) (British) to argue and stop being friendly (with sb) münakaşa etmek, bozuşmak; küsmek fall through to fail or not happen gerçekleşmemek, suya düşmek Our trip to Japan has fallen through.

Fell Fall Düşmek Sth Past Fallen Dökülmek Sb/Sth

fall (verb)