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1 ■ fall into
■ fall intov. i. + prep.1 cadere ( in una data condizione o situazione); cominciare: to fall into error, cadere nell'errore; to fall into sb. 's hands, cadere nelle mani di q.; to fall into ruin, cadere in rovina; to fall into a doze, appisolarsi; to fall into a habit, prendere un'abitudine; to fall into debt, indebitarsi; to fall into conversation with, mettersi a parlare con2 dividersi; suddividersi; rientrare: Our customers fall into three categories, i nostri clienti si dividono in tre categorie □ (fin.) to fall into arrears, andare in mora □ to fall into disrepair, cadere in rovina; essere fatiscente □ to fall into a doze, appisolarsi □ to fall into a habit, prendere un'abitudine □ to fall into line, (mil.) mettersi in riga; formare le file; serrare; (fig.) adeguarsi; allinearsi □ to fall into place, (di una parte di qc.) andare a posto, entrare, inserirsi; ( di una serie di fatti) acquistare un senso; diventare chiaro, formare un disegno logico □ to fall into step with sb., mettersi al passo con q. -
2 arrears
[ə'rɪəz]nome plurale arretrati m.; (condition) morosità f.sing.my payments are in arrears o I am in arrears with my payments sono in arretrato con i pagamenti; to fall into arrears cadere in mora; rent arrears — affitto arretrato
* * *[ə'riəz](money which should have been paid because it is owed but which has not been paid: rent arrears.) arretrati* * *[ə'rɪəz]nome plurale arretrati m.; (condition) morosità f.sing.my payments are in arrears o I am in arrears with my payments sono in arretrato con i pagamenti; to fall into arrears cadere in mora; rent arrears — affitto arretrato
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3 fall *****
[fɔːl] fell vb: pt fallen pp1. na fall of snow Brit — una nevicata
a heavy/light fall of rain — una pioggia forte/leggera
2) (Am: autumn) autunnoSee:2. vito fall to or on one's knees — cadere in ginocchio
to let fall that... — lasciar capire che...
to fall into bad habits or bad ways — prendere delle cattive abitudini
to fall from grace Rel — perdere la grazia di Dio, fig cadere in disgrazia
he fell to wondering if... — si mise a pensare se...
it falls to me to say... frm — tocca a me or è mio compito dire...
to fall short of — (sb's expectations) non corrispondere a, (perfection) non raggiungere
to fall flat — (on one's face) cadere bocconi, (subj), (joke, party) essere un fiasco, (plan) fallire, fare cilecca
2)to fall asleep — addormentarsito fall in love (with sb/sth) — innamorarsi (di qn/qc)
•- fall for- fall in- fall off- fall on- fall out
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arrears — /ə rɪəz/ plural noun 1. money which is owed, but which has not been paid at the right time ● a salary with arrears effective from January 1st ● We are pressing the company to pay arrears of interest. ● You must not allow the mortgage payments to… … Dictionary of banking and finance
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arrears — Unpaid dividends or bond interest that a corporation owes its stockholders or bond holders after the payable or due date on which the dividends or interest should have been paid. American Banker Glossary * * * arrears ar‧rears [əˈrɪəz ǁ əˈrɪrz]… … Financial and business terms
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arrears — ar|rears [əˈrıəz US əˈrırz] n [plural] [Date: 1400 1500; Origin: arrear backward, behind (14 18 centuries), from Old French arere, from Vulgar Latin ad retro to the back ] 1.) be in arrears if someone is in arrears, or if their payments are in… … Dictionary of contemporary English
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