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Sinónimos de "fall back" en inglés

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Sinónimos detallados de fall back en inglés

fall back:

to fall back verbo (falls back, fell back, falling back)

  1. to fall back
    to fall back; to drop back; to fall behind; to lose ground; to give ground
    • fall back verbo (falls back, fell back, falling back)
    • drop back verbo (drops back, dropped back, dropping back)
    • fall behind verbo (falls behind, fell behind, falling behind)
    • lose ground verbo (loses ground, lost ground, losing ground)
    • give ground verbo (gives ground, gave ground, giving ground)
  2. to fall back
    – go back to bad behavior 1
    to lapse; to relapse; to regress; to fall back; recidivate; retrogress
    – go back to bad behavior 1
    • lapse verbo (lapses, lapsed, lapsing)
    • relapse verbo (relapses, relapsed, relapsing)
    • regress verbo (regresses, regressed, regressing)
    • fall back verbo (falls back, fell back, falling back)
    • recidivate verbo
      • Those who recidivate are often minor criminals1
    • retrogress verbo
  3. to fall back
    – retreat 1
    to lose; to fall back; to drop off; to fall behind; recede
    – retreat 1
    • lose verbo (loses, lost, losing)
    • fall back verbo (falls back, fell back, falling back)
    • drop off verbo (drops off, dropped off, dropping off)
    • fall behind verbo (falls behind, fell behind, falling behind)
    • recede verbo
  4. to fall back
    – move back and away from 1
    to fall back
    – move back and away from 1
    • fall back verbo (falls back, fell back, falling back)
  5. to fall back
    – hang (back) or fall (behind) in movement, progress, development, etc. 1
    to fall back; to dawdle; lag; to fall behind
    – hang (back) or fall (behind) in movement, progress, development, etc. 1
    • fall back verbo (falls back, fell back, falling back)
    • dawdle verbo (dawdles, dawdled, dawdling)
    • lag verbo
    • fall behind verbo (falls behind, fell behind, falling behind)
  6. to fall back
    – fall backwards and down 1
    to fall back
    – fall backwards and down 1
    • fall back verbo (falls back, fell back, falling back)
  7. to fall back
    – have recourse to 1
    to fall back; resort; recur
    – have recourse to 1
    • fall back verbo (falls back, fell back, falling back)
    • resort verbo
      • The government resorted to rationing meat1
    • recur verbo

Conjugaciones de fall back:

present
  1. fall back
  2. fall back
  3. falls back
  4. fall back
  5. fall back
  6. fall back
simple past
  1. fell back
  2. fell back
  3. fell back
  4. fell back
  5. fell back
  6. fell back
present perfect
  1. have fallen back
  2. have fallen back
  3. has fallen back
  4. have fallen back
  5. have fallen back
  6. have fallen back
past continuous
  1. was falling back
  2. were falling back
  3. was falling back
  4. were falling back
  5. were falling back
  6. were falling back
future
  1. shall fall back
  2. will fall back
  3. will fall back
  4. shall fall back
  5. will fall back
  6. will fall back
continuous present
  1. am falling back
  2. are falling back
  3. is falling back
  4. are falling back
  5. are falling back
  6. are falling back
subjunctive
  1. be fallen back
  2. be fallen back
  3. be fallen back
  4. be fallen back
  5. be fallen back
  6. be fallen back
diverse
  1. fall back!
  2. let's fall back!
  5. fallen back
  6. falling back
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

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Definiciones relacionadas de "fall back":

  1. go back to bad behavior1
  2. retreat1
  3. move back and away from1
  4. hang (back) or fall (behind) in movement, progress, development, etc.1
  5. fall backwards and down1
  6. have recourse to1

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