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    Traductor She fell apart when she heard the terrible news.

She fell apart when she heard the terrible news.

Translation result
Se vino abajo cuando escuchó la terrible noticia. She fell apart when she heard the terrible news.


fall verb

1. descend in free fall under the influence of gravity.

As the parachutist's main cord got tangled, she began to fall from the plane, plummeting towards the ground at an alarming rate. Mientras el paracaidista principal se enredaba en el hilo, ella comenzó a caer del avión, precipitándose hacia el suelo a una tasa alarmante.

2. move downward and lower, but not necessarily all the way.

The kite started to fall from the sky, drifting gently towards the ground before it got caught in a tree branch. El cometa empezó a caer del cielo, derivando suavemente hacia el suelo antes de que se le atrapara en una rama de árbol.

3. pass suddenly and passively into a state of body or mind.

As she grew older, her memory began to fall, and she struggled to recall important events from her past. Mientras crecía en edad, su memoria comenzó a declinar y se esforzaba por recordar eventos importantes de su pasado.

4. come under, be classified or included.

The new policy will fall under the umbrella of corporate social responsibility, focusing on sustainability and community engagement. La nueva política se ubicará bajo el paraguas de responsabilidad corporativa social, enfocándose en sostenibilidad y participación comunitaria.

5. fall from clouds.

The snowflakes began to fall gently from the gray clouds, blanketing the city in a thick layer of white. Las copos de nieve comenzaron a caer suavemente desde las nubes grises, cubriendo la ciudad con una gruesa capa blanca.

6. suffer defeat, failure, or ruin.

The team fell to their arch-rivals in the championship game, ending their hopes of winning the title. El equipo perdió ante sus rivales más acérrimos en el partido de campeonato, lo que puso fin a sus esperanzas de ganar el título.

7. die, as in battle or in a hunt.

The brave warrior fell in the final battle against the enemy forces, his sword still clutched in his hand. El valiente guerrero cayó en la última batalla contra las fuerzas enemigas, su espada todavía aferrada a su mano.

8. touch or seem as if touching visually or audibly.

The sunlight fell on her face, illuminating every detail of her features. La luz del sol cayó en su rostro, iluminando cada detalle de sus rasgos.

9. be captured.

The detective was determined to fall the notorious gang leader, who had been evading justice for years. El detectives estaba decidido a atrapar al líder del gang notorio, que había estado eludiendo la justicia durante años.

10. occur at a specified time or place.

The annual music festival is scheduled to fall on Labor Day weekend this year. El festival de música anual está programado para tener lugar durante el fin de semana del Día del Trabajo este año.

11. decrease in size, extent, or range.

The snowpack on the mountain began to fall significantly after a series of warm days, leaving only a few inches at the higher elevations. La nieve en el monte comenzó a caer significativamente después de una serie de días cálidos, dejando solo unos pocos centímetros en las alturas más altas.

12. yield to temptation or sin.

After a few too many drinks, John fell to the temptation of telling a white lie to avoid an uncomfortable conversation with his boss. Después de beber un poco demasiado, Juan cedió a la tentación de contar una mentira blanca para evitar una conversación incómoda con su jefe.

13. lose office or power.

The mayor was accused of corruption and ultimately fell from grace, resigning in shame after a long-standing investigation. El alcalde fue acusado de corrupción y finalmente cayó en desgracia, renunciando con vergüenza después de una investigación prolongada.

14. to be given by assignment or distribution.

The new project manager was responsible for falling the team members their tasks and deadlines, ensuring everyone knew what was expected of them. El nuevo gestor de proyectos tenía la responsabilidad de asignar tareas y fechas límite a los miembros del equipo, asegurándose de que todos supieran qué se esperaba de ellos.

15. move in a specified direction.

The hikers had to fall back down the mountain trail, as they realized it was too steep and treacherous to continue ascending. Los senderistas tuvieron que retroceder por el sendero de montaña, ya que se dieron cuenta de que era demasiado empinado y peligroso para seguir subiendo.

16. be due.

The rent is due to fall on the 15th of this month, so make sure to have the payment ready by then. La renta vence el 15 de este mes, así que asegúrese de tener el pago listo antes de entonces.

17. lose one's chastity.

18. to be given by right or inheritance.

As the eldest child, she fell heir to her father's vast fortune and business empire. Al ser el hijo mayor, ella heredó la inmensa fortuna y imperio comercial de su padre.

19. come into the possession of.

The company is expected to fall heavily in debt after the failed investment, leaving it vulnerable to bankruptcy. La empresa se espera que caiga gravemente en deuda después del inversión fracasada, lo que la hace vulnerable a la quiebra.

20. fall to somebody by assignment or lot.

The new team leader was chosen to fall to Sarah, who had been working on the project for months and was well-equipped to take charge. El nuevo líder del equipo fue elegido para caer en manos de Sarah, quien había estado trabajando en el proyecto durante meses y estaba bien dotada para asumir el mando.

21. be inherited by.

The throne was supposed to fall to Prince Henry upon his father's passing. El trono estaba supuesto que caería a favor del Príncipe Enrique al fallecer su padre.

22. slope downward.

The ground begins to fall away from the edge of the cliff, making it difficult to climb back up. El suelo comienza a desmoronarse desde el borde del acantilado, lo que hace difícil subir de nuevo.

23. lose an upright position suddenly.

As she lost her balance, Sarah fell to the ground, scraping her knee on the pavement. Mientras perdía el equilibrio, Sarah cayó al suelo, rasguñándose la rodilla en el pavimento.

24. drop oneself to a lower or less erect position.

After a long day of standing at the concert, I fell onto the grassy hillside, feeling exhausted and grateful for the break. Después de un largo día de estar de pie en el concierto, me desplomé sobre el acantilado cubierto de hierba, sintiendo agotamiento y agradecido por la pausa.

25. fall or flow in a certain way.

The waterfall began to fall gently over the rocks, creating a soothing sound that filled the forest. El agua cayó suavemente sobre las rocas, creando un sonido acogedor que llenó el bosque.

26. assume a disappointed or sad expression.

After hearing about his favorite team's loss, John fell, his face drooping in disappointment. Después de enterarse del partido perdido de su equipo favorito, el rostro de John cayó en desánimo.

27. be cast down.

The mighty empire will fall from its position of power, unable to resist the advances of its rival nations. El poderoso imperio caerá de su posición de poder, incapaz de resistir los avances de sus naciones rivales.

28. come out.

The new fashion trend will fall next season, with bold colors and eclectic patterns dominating the runways. La nueva tendencia de moda caerá la próxima temporada, con colores audaces y patrones eclécticos que dominarán los pasarelas.

29. be born, used chiefly of lambs.

The ewe proudly watched her lamb fall on the green pasture for the first time, its wobbly legs struggling to find balance. La oveja se sentía orgullosa de mirar a su corderito caer en el prado verde por primera vez, sus patas temblorosas luchando por encontrar equilibrio.

30. begin vigorously.

The new restaurant owner fell into her role, hosting a packed dinner party on the first night and receiving rave reviews from the guests. El nueva propietaria del restaurante se sumergió en su papel, organizando una fiesta de cena concurrida la primera noche y recibiendo reseñas elogiosas de los invitados.

31. go as if by falling.

The leaves fell into place as she effortlessly glided down the staircase, her dress rustling softly with each step - she was about to fall down the stairs. Las hojas cayeron en lugar como ella deslizó con facilidad por la escalera, su vestido susurraba suavemente con cada paso - iba a caer por las escaleras.

32. come as if by falling.

The autumn leaves began to fall from the trees, and soon the entire yard was blanketed with a crunchy carpet of orange, yellow, and red hues. Las hojas de otoño comenzaron a caer de los árboles y pronto todo el jardín estuvo cubierto con un suave tapiz crujiente de colores anaranjados, amarillos y rojos.

Conjugation

Pronoun Conjugation
I
I fall.
You
You fall.
He/She/It
He/She/It falls.
We
We fall.
You
You fall.
They
They fall.
Complete conjugation.

apart adverb

1. separated or at a distance in place or position or time.

The two friends sat apart from each other on the beach, enjoying their solo moments of relaxation. Los dos amigos se sentaron separados uno del otro en la playa, disfrutando de sus momentos solitarios de relajación.

2. not taken into account or excluded from consideration.

The judge's decision was apart from the jury's recommendation, and it ultimately led to a different verdict being reached. La decisión del juez se apartó de la recomendación del jurado y eventualmente llevó a un veredicto diferente.

3. away from another or others.

The two friends stood apart, gazing out at the sunset on opposite sides of the beach. Los dos amigos se mantuvieron separados, mirando hacia el atardecer desde lados opuestos de la playa.

4. placed or kept separate and distinct as for a purpose.

The chef carefully placed each ingredient apart from the others on the counter to ensure accurate measurements during recipe preparation. El chef colocó cuidadosamente cada ingrediente separado de los demás en la encimera para garantizar mediduras precisas durante la preparación de la receta.

5. one from the other.

The siblings played apart in their own worlds, each lost in their own thoughts and imagination. Los hermanos jugaron separados en sus propios mundos, cada uno perdido en sus propias pensamientos y imaginación.

6. into parts or pieces.

The mechanic carefully broke apart the engine to inspect each component individually. El mecánico cuidadosamente desmontó el motor para inspeccionar cada componente individualmente.

hear verb

1. perceive (sound) via the auditory sense.

As I stood outside the concert hall, I could hear the sweet melodies of the violinist drifting through the open window. Mientras estaba afuera del salón de concierto, pude oír las melodías dulces del violinista filtrándose a través de la ventana abierta.

2. get to know or become aware of, usually accidentally.

She heard about the new restaurant in town through a friend and decided to give it a try. Ella se enteró sobre el nuevo restaurante en la ciudad a través de un amigo y decidió darle una oportunidad.

3. examine or hear (evidence or a case) by judicial process.

The judge heard the testimony of several witnesses before making her ruling in the high-profile lawsuit. El juez escuchó la testimonio de varios testigos antes de emitir su sentencia en el pleito de alto perfil.

4. receive a communication from someone.

I heard from my best friend yesterday that she's moving to another city. Me enteré ayer de parte de mi mejor amiga que se está mudando a otra ciudad.

5. listen and pay attention.

As she sat in the front row, she heard every word of the speaker's impassioned speech, her eyes fixed intently on his face. Mientras ella se sentó en la primera fila, escuchó cada palabra del discurso apasionado del orador, sus ojos fijos con intensidad en su rostro.

Conjugation

Pronoun Conjugation
I
I hear.
You
You hear.
He/She/It
He/She/It hears.
We
We hear.
You
You hear.
They
They hear.
Complete conjugation.

terrible adjective


news noun

1. information about recent and important events.

The news of the company's merger sent shockwaves through the financial market, causing stocks to fluctuate wildly. La noticia del acuerdo de fusión de la empresa envió ondas de choque a través del mercado financiero, lo que hizo que las acciones fluctuasen violentamente.

2. information reported in a newspaper or news magazine.

The morning paper brought the latest news from around the world, keeping me up to date on current events. El periódico de la mañana trajo las últimas noticias desde todo el mundo, manteniéndome al día en los eventos actuales.

3. a program devoted to current events, often using interviews and commentary.

The breaking news segment on CNN covered the latest developments in the presidential election. El segmento de noticias en vivo en CNN cubrió los últimos desarrollos en la elección presidencial.

4. informal information of any kind that is not previously known to someone.

The latest news about the company's financial struggles spread like wildfire on social media, causing stock prices to plummet. Las últimas noticias sobre los problemas financieros de la empresa se difundieron como un incendio en las redes sociales, lo que provocó una caída en los precios de las acciones.

5. the quality of being sufficiently interesting to be reported in news bulletins.

The scandalous affair between the two celebrities made headlines and received widespread attention due to its sensational news. El escandaloso asunto entre las dos celebridades hizo titulares y recibió amplia atención debido a su noticia sensacional.