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respectively <resp.> [usually postpos.]
5108
beziehungsweise <bzw.> [respektive, im anderen Fall]
blatant {adj}
728
krass [Lüge, Fall]
alternatively {adv}
719
beziehungsweise [im anderen Fall]
lest {conj} [formal] [example: I was frightened lest he should fall.]
489
dass
definitely {adv}
67
sicher [eindeutig, auf jeden Fall]
residual {adj} [case, crime]
51
ungeklärt [Fall, Verbrechen]
hypothetical {adj}
16
konstruiert [Fall]
in the other case {adv}andernfalls [im anderen Fall]
and ..., respectivelybeziehungsweise <bzw.> [im anderen Fall]
in one case {adv}einmal [in einem Fall]
definitely {adv}entschieden [definitiv, auf jeden Fall]
You bet! [coll.]Fjeden! [ugs.] [Jugendsprache] [Auf jeden (Fall)!]
Oh my God!Habidere! [österr.] [Habe die Ehre! In diesem Fall als Ausruf des Entsetzens]
Not a bit of it! [Br.] [coll.]Pustekuchen! [ugs.] [Redewendung] [Es ist / war nicht der Fall]
by all means {adv}ruhig [auf jeden Fall]
Verbs
to plunge [fall, decrease dramatically]
3518
stürzen [plötzlich fallen, auch Kurse etc.]
to drop [to fall]
2534
fallen
to tumble [fall]
1253
fallen
to plunge [fall]
1168
fallen
to drop [fall vertically]
816
abfallen
to tumble [fall]
668
stürzen [fallen]
to drop [fall, decrease, drop off]
402
nachlassen [zurückgehen]
law to reconsider sth. [case]
80
etw.Akk. wiederaufnehmen [Fall]
law to remit sth. [e.g. a case to a lower court]
58
etw. zurückverweisen [z. B. einen Fall an ein vorinstanzliches Gericht]
to collapse [fall apart]
57
auseinanderfallen
law to try [case]
57
verhandeln [Fall]
to plunk [esp. Am.] [throw down, fall]
49
knallen [hinknallen, werfen, fallen] [ugs.]
to fragment [fall to pieces]
40
zerfallen
law to drop sth. [case]
37
etw. niederschlagen [Fall]
to cushion sth. [fall, drop]
33
etw. bremsen [Fall]
econ. fin. to unpeg sth. [fig.] [to allow exchange rates, prices, wages, etc. to rise and fall freely]
22
etw.Akk. freigeben [Wechselkurse, Preise, Löhne etc.]
to collapse [fall apart]
19
auseinanderbrechen
ling. to take sth. [require]
11
etw.Akk. regieren [einen bestimmten Fall erfordern]
to cowp [coll.] [Irish] [Scot.] [fall]
8
stürzen [fallen]
hydro. naut. to uncover [to fall partially or totally dry at ebbtime]
5
trockenfallen [bei Ebbe ganz oder teilweise trockenfallen]
to come out [fall out]ausfallen [z. B. Zähne, Haare]
to drop off [coll.] [to fall asleep]einnicken [ugs.]
to drop off [to fall asleep]einpennen [ugs.] [salopp]
to drop off [to fall asleep]einschlafen
to drop off [coll.] [to fall asleep]einschlummern
to come a cropper [coll.] [fall heavily]hinfliegen [ugs.] [(mit Schwung) hinfallen, stürzen]
to run sb. down [run over someone]jdn. umlaufen [umrennen, zu Fall bringen]
to bring sb./sth. downjdn./etw. erledigen [zu Fall bringen, zur Strecke bringen]
mil. to crap out [Am.] [sl.] [to fall asleep esp. during work hours]pennen [ugs.]
to come off [to fall from sth.]runterfallen
to keel over [coll.] [fall suddenly as a result of fainting or loss of balance]umkippen [ugs.] [ohnmächtig werden oder das Gleichgewicht verlieren und umfallen]
to drift off [to fall asleep]wegnicken [ugs.]
to fall to [coll.] [to fall closed, of e.g. a door]zufallen [sich von selbst mit einem Schlag schließen]
Nouns
plunge [fall]
503
Fall {m} [Sturz]
drop [fall, recession]
299
Rückgang {m}
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