Moverse hacia abajo por la fuerza de la gravedad.
To move downward due to the force of gravity.
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La manzana cae del árbol. — The apple falls from the tree.
¿Por qué cae la lluvia en verano? — Why does the rain fall in summer?
Ten cuidado, la botella va a caer. — Be careful, the bottle is going to fall.
La reunión cae el próximo lunes. — The meeting falls on next Monday.
¿Cuándo cae el examen final? — When does the final exam fall?
El cumpleaños de mi amigo cae en febrero. — My friend's birthday falls in February.
Espero que no les caiga mal mi presentación. — I hope they don't take my presentation badly.
No quiero que mis palabras caigan en oídos sordos. — I don't want my words to fall on deaf ears.
Su actitud puede caer bien a los nuevos empleados. — His attitude may be well received by the new employees.
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