Desprenderse y caer de algo.
To become detached and drop from something.
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Se me cayó un botón del abrigo. — A button fell off my coat.
Las hojas se caen de los árboles en otoño. — The leaves fall off the trees in autumn.
Las ventas disminuyeron tras las fiestas. — Sales fell off after the holidays.
Ten cuidado, la manija se puede caer fácilmente. — Be careful, the handle can fall off easily.
¿Se te cayó la pulsera durante la fiesta? — Did your bracelet fall off during the party?
La asistencia empezó a disminuir en el segundo año. — Attendance began to fall off in the second year.
¿Por qué se siguen cayendo las calcomanías? — Why do the stickers keep falling off?
Por favor, ten cuidado de no caerte de la escalera. — Please be careful not to fall off the ladder.
¿Ha disminuido la demanda desde el cambio de precio? — Has demand fallen off since the price change?
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