Caerás (en. Fall)

/kaeˈɾas/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Moving from a high position to a lower one, under the influence of gravity.

If you don't hold on properly, you'll fall off the chair.

Si no te sujetas bien, caerás de la silla.

To suffer a fall or a descent.

During the storm, you'll fall if you don't find shelter.

Durante la tormenta, caerás si no encuentras refugio.

To succumb to an emotion or situation.

If you're not careful, you'll fall into the trap of manipulation.

Si no tienes cuidado, caerás en la trampa de la manipulación.

From the verb caer, from Latin 'cadĕre'.

you'll fall from the cloud

Realizing a reality that was unknown.

caerás de la nube

you won't be well liked

Not being accepted or liked by someone.

no caerás bien

you'll fall into the trap

Succumbing to a deceptive strategy.

caerás en la trampa

caer

A verb indicating the movement of descending due to gravity.

caer

caída

The act of falling or the result of it.

caída

caedor

That falls or causes something to fall.

caedor

To be in trouble or in a complicated situation.

If you continue like this, you'll fall into a big mess.

Si sigues así, caerás en un gran lío.

To be caught or surprised.

I don't want you to catch me with that, I know you're lying.

No quiero que me caigas con eso, sé que estás mintiendo.