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1 fall into debt
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2 fall
1) падіння; зниження; моральне падіння, втрата честі2) випадати; падати; переходити ( у спадщину); потрапляти ( під підозру тощо); гинути; падати морально; зазнавати краху•- fall apart
- fall due
- fall due for payment
- fall from grace
- fall heir
- fall in
- fall into a trap
- fall into abeyance
- fall into arrears
- fall into contempt
- fall into debt
- fall into desuetude
- fall into disuse
- fall into disrepute
- fall of regime
- fall on
- fall under
- fall under cognizance
- fall under suspicion
- fall under the article
- fall under the penumbra
- fall vacant
- fall within
- fall within cognizance
- fall within the competence
- fall within the jurisdiction
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3 debt
n1) борг; зобов'язанняto fall (to get, to run) into debt — залазити в борги
2) бібл. гріхthe debt of nature — кончина, смерть
* * *[det]n1) борг, боргове зобов'язання; заборгованістьdebt burden — податковий тягар; зовнішній борг
to collect a debt — стягнути борг; борг, моральне зобов'язання
2) peл. гріх
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