Caeré (en. I will fall)

/ka'eɾe/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To fall or descend from a high position.

If you don’t hold the branch well, I will fall to the ground.

Si no agarras bien la rama, caeré al suelo.

To descend from a situation or state.

If I don’t study, I will fail the exam.

Si no estudio, caeré en el examen.

To suffer a failure or to lose.

If I’m not careful, I will fall into the game.

Si no tengo cuidado, caeré en el juego.

From Latin 'cadere', which means 'to fall'.

not to be liked

Not being to someone's liking.

no caer bien

to realize

To realize something.

caer en cuenta

to be caught off guard

To be surprised or unaware of a reality.

caer de la nube

fall

Action of falling.

caída

to fall

To descend or cease to be in a place.

caer

faller

That falls.

caedor

To fall for a joke

When I told him the joke, it seemed like he was going to fall over laughing.

Cuando le conté el chiste, parecía que iba a caer de la risa.

To hit on someone

I don’t want to hit on my neighbor, but his music bothers me.

No quiero caerle a mi vecino, pero su música me molesta.