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падать

Translation of падать

drop

Russian word in Latin letters: padat

Meaning of падать

Russian

О ценах, температуре: становиться ниже.

German

über Preise oder Temperatur: niedriger werden

drop

Pronunciation

Russian · Male
[ˈpadətʲ]
Russian · Female

Traps and common mistakes

Падать or ронять?

ронять

ронять = to let something fall from your hands

Don't mix them up. A cup falls from your hand — ронять; prices go down — падать.

Ребёнок постоянно роняет ложку.

The child keeps dropping the spoon.

Цены на бензин опять падают.

Petrol prices are dropping again.

падать usage examples

🇷🇺Russian→🇩🇪German

Ночью температура упала ниже нуля.

Die Temperatur sank letzte Nacht unter null.

🇷🇺Russian→🇩🇪German

Летом цены на овощи падают.

Die Preise für Gemüse sinken im Sommer.

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What's the difference between падать and снижаться

снижаться
🇷🇺Russian

Calmer and more formal; often a slow fall.

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падать belongs to the topic "Finance and Banking Documents →". Start with a short set of 1 word so the word is easier to remember in context.

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What does падать mean?

to become lower, used about prices or temperature

How do you pronounce падать?

падать is pronounced [ˈpadətʲ], in Latin letters “padat”.

How is падать used in a sentence?

Die Temperatur sank letzte Nacht unter null. Translation: Ночью температура упала ниже нуля.

Is падать part of Finance and Banking Documents vocabulary?

Yes, падать (drop) can be learned in the Finance and Banking Documents topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.

Is падать part of Talking about Weather vocabulary?

Yes, падать (drop) can be learned in the Talking about Weather topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.

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