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fall out
verbo intransitivo
1. reñir (quarrel)(with con), pelearse (with con)
2. romper filas (militar)
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fall out [fol]
reñir, querellar, disputar, desamistarse; acaecer, acontecer, suceder.
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| Q: | How do u say fall in Spanish? |
| A: | **fall (autumn) = el otoño** also... summer = el verano spring = la primavera winter = el invierno |
| Q: | ¿Cómo se dice "to fall in love" en español? |
| A: | HI Jay, you are in love? Nothing better than that, have a look at this flashcard set ;-) [Are you in love?][1] [1]: http://www.spanishdict.com/flashcards/1412/are-you-in-loveests-enamoradoa-spanish-from-spain |
| Q: | how to say "as they were about to fall asleep" |
| A: | "Quedarse dormido," call it an idiom if you will, means "to fall asleep" or "to doze off". "Dormirse" also means the same thing. I think "quedarse dormido"… |
| Q: | como se dice "it takes me a long time to fall asleep" |
| A: | gracias profesor > lazarus1907 said: > No preposition is needed in Spanish: > Me lleva mucho (tiempo) dormirme. (it takes me...) > Me cuesta mucho dormirme.… |
| Q: | I need to say, "Can you do a Fall clean up?" I'm just not sure if the this is… |
| A: | "¿Puedes hacer un limpio en otoño para mi?"- "Can you do a clean-up in fall?" If thats ok... |
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