cae

/ˈkae/, [ˈka.e]

falls, falls off, go to

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Bruto apuñala al César, y éste cae al suelo.

Brutus stabs Caesar, and Caesar falls.

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Si un árbol cae en el bosque y no hay nadie ahí que lo escuche, ¿hace algún sonido?

If a tree falls in the forest and no one is there to hear it, does it make a sound?

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Él realmente no me cae bien, de hecho, le odio.

I don't really like him, in fact, I hate him.

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Personalmente me cae bien, pero como doctor no le tengo respeto.

I like him personally, but don't respect him as a doctor.

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Si un árbol se cae en el bosque y nadie lo oye, ¿ocurrió realmente? Si un hombre dice lo que piensa en el bosque, y no le oye ninguna mujer, ¿sigue estando equivocado?

If a tree falls in a forest and nobody hears it, did it happen? If a man speaks his mind in a forest, and no woman hears him, is he still wrong?

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Todo lo que vuela cae tarde o temprano.

Everything which flies will sooner or later fall down.

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Aquí, la nieve cae en grandes copos.

Here, snow falls in large flakes.

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Hablando claro, él no me cae bien.

To put it clearly, I don't like him.

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Tiene unos defectos, sin embargo me cae bien.

He has some faults, but I like him none the less.

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Tu primo me cae muy bien.

I get on very well with your cousin.

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No te cae muy bien Tom, ¿no?.

You don't like Tom very much, do you?

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La lluvia no se cae del suelo.

Rain does not fall from the ground.

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¡Cuando la noche cae, los sueños toman vida!

When the night falls, dreams come to life!

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La lluvia cae y moja a los árboles.

The rain falls and moistens the trees.

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Mi vida se cae a pedazos.

My life is falling apart.

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Esa rama está que se cae.

That branch is the one that is falling.

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Y ahora mi paracaídas cae de sueño en sueño por los espacios de la muerte.

And now my parachutes fall from dream to dream through the spaces of death.

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Él no me cae bien porque es muy orgulloso.

I don't like him because he is too proud.

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Buscas el número 11. Cae delante de la oficina de correos.

You want the Number 11. It stops in front of the post office.

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La moralidad es simplemente la actitud que adoptamos hacia la gente que nos cae mal.

Morality is simply the attitude we adopt toward people we dislike.

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