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"Se les cayó la red"

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Does this mean: "they have invaded the web"?

It's the opening sentence of an article.

Any help is appreciated!

Saludos, Chica

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updated Jul 2, 2010
posted by chicasabrosa

5 Answers

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Hola,

It can mean that the net crashed...

Hope this helps.

updated Jul 2, 2010
posted by LuisaGomezBartle
interesting... - chicasabrosa, Jul 1, 2010
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HI chica, it "can" not, it does mean thatwink

The net / my conection crashed, the site crashed, my conection crashed...

se cayó la red, se cayó la web....

updated Jul 2, 2010
edited by 00494d19
posted by 00494d19
Thanks :)! - chicasabrosa, Jul 2, 2010
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The network fell down (went down) on them.

updated Jul 2, 2010
edited by petersenkid2
posted by petersenkid2
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I agree w/ Luisa. I've also seen "Me caí" & "Me congelé" (in the context of being online) used when you want to say your internet got stuck or froze or when you can't connect to the internet.

updated Jul 1, 2010
posted by Deanski
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So it can mean that a website got so many visitors it crashed?

updated Jul 1, 2010
posted by chicasabrosa
Literally the term means the internet crashed "on them" (that's the "les") part. So it's like saying the internet crashed while they were online. - Deanski, Jul 1, 2010
Thanks! - chicasabrosa, Jul 1, 2010