caer
/kaˈeɾ/, [kaˈeɾ]fall, go to
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Dejaste caer algo.
You dropped something.
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A Tom le hicieron caer en una trampa.
Tom was lured into a trap.
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Caer de la sartén al fuego.
Out of the frying pan and into the fire.
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Tu ayuda me salvó de caer en la ruina.
Your help prevented me from being ruined.
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Yo lo dejo caer.
I let it fall.
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—¡¿Dima?! —Al-Sayib estaba tan sorprendido que dejó caer su Fanta sobre el ordenador, arruinando así su caza de novatos— ¡¿Dima?! ¡¿Eres realmente tú?!
"Dima?!" Al-Sayib was so shocked that he dropped his Fanta on his computer, thereby ruining his noob hunt. "Dima?! Is that really you?!"
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Adoro cuando las cosas comienzan a caer en su lugar.
I love when things start falling into place.
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Yo sabía que tú no ibas a caer en eso.
I knew you wouldn't fall for it.
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Podría caer en manos equivocadas.
It could fall into the wrong hands.
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Lo que nos define es lo bien que nos levantemos después de caer.
What defines us is how well we arise after falling.
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Él se lastimó su pie izquierdo al caer.
He hurt his left foot when he fell.
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Yo lo dejé caer.
I let it fall.
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Él dejó caer sus libros al suelo.
He allowed his books to fall on the floor.
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