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camp out живее под шатор или под ведро небо; eat in се храни; загризува; eat off разјадува (киселина и сл.); to eat out - гнете, лапа, голта; to eat up - изедува; fall away напушта2. отпаѓа3. вене; исчезнува; to fall back - се повлекува; to fall down - паѓа, пропаѓа, паѓа ничкосан2. (амер.) претрпува неуспех; to fall for - (амер сленг) чувствува привлечна моќ, се предава на (нешто); to fall in - (војно) застанува во строј, се постројува2. се урнува, пропаѓа3. поминува (рок); to fall in with - случајно се сретнува, се соочува; to fall of - паѓа, се смалува; to fall on - напаѓа, стапува во борба; to fall out - напаѓа, се кара2. се случува; fall out of - се одрекува од; to fall over - (амер.) се сопнува на нешто; fall over each other се тепа, се бори; to fall through - претрпува неуспех, пропаѓа, потпаѓа, се изложува, се подложува; to fall upon - напаѓа, се соочува со нешто; to fall on one's fear - среќно проаѓа; to fall to pieces - се распаѓа; to fall to - се фрла на не
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