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to tumble
01
chuter, faire une culbute
to fall or move in a clumsy, uncontrolled manner, often rolling or turning over
Intransitive
02
s'effondrer, s'écrouler
to break apart, disintegrate, or collapse
Intransitive
03
rouler, chuter
to roll or turn repeatedly, often in a back-and-forth or side-to-side manner
Intransitive
04
renverser, faire tomber
to make something fall or overturn by pushing, toppling, or applying force
Transitive: to tumble sth
05
renverser, faire des culbutes
to rotate or flip in a rolling manner while descending or moving through the air
Intransitive
06
faire des saltos, effectuer des acrobaties
to execute a series of acrobatic or gymnastic movements, typically involving flips, rolls, somersaults, etc.
Intransitive
07
chuter, décliner
to experience a sharp and rapid decline, decrease, or deterioration
Intransitive
08
chuter, se casser
to experience a swift and unforeseen decline, overthrow, or defeat
Intransitive
09
sécher, faire sécher
to dry clothing or laundry by placing it in a machine that rotates the items in a drum while applying heat
Transitive: to tumble clothing or laundry
10
saisir, comprendre
to grasp or comprehend the meaning or hidden implication of a situation, idea, or concept
Transitive: to tumble to meaning or significance of something
11
jeter, entasser
to throw or place things together in a disorderly or chaotic manner
Transitive: to tumble sth into a container
Tumble
01
roulade, chute
an acrobatic feat of rolling or turning end over end
02
chute, tombée
a sudden drop from an upright position
tumble
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tumbler
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tumbler
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tumbling
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tumbling
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Exemple
Caught off guard by the unexpected obstacle, the cyclist tumbled off the bike and into the soft sand.
As she lost her balance on the icy sidewalk, she began to tumble.
The clumsy puppy tried to jump onto the sofa but ended up tumbling backward.
As the gymnast attempted a difficult routine, a misstep caused her to tumble awkwardly on the mat.
After the economic crisis, stock prices tumbled.
