fall in

• Verbo frasal que se usa para indicar el derrumbamiento hacia adentro, incorporarse a una formación militar o empezar a estar de acuerdo con un plan o grupo.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of collapsing inward, joining a military formation, or beginning to agree or comply with a plan or group.

incontable · verbo irregular · intransitivo · phrasal, inseparable

1. Collapse inwardformal

   To cave in or collapse toward the inside.

   desplomarse hacia adentro

   • The roof of the old mine fell in after the explosion.
   • The walls of the abandoned house began to fall in.
   • The tunnel fell in due to heavy rain.

   Sinónimosbucklecave incollapsecrumplegive way

   Antónimosbulgeprotrude

2. Join a line or formationformal

   To take one's place in a military formation or a line.

   Formar (en una formación)

   • The soldiers were ordered to fall in for inspection.
   • The students fell in line for the morning assembly.
   • The troops fell in quickly when the sergeant called.

   Sinónimosassemblejoinline up

   Antónimosfall out

3. Agree or complyinformal

   To begin to agree with or accept a plan, idea, or situation.

   aceptar una idea o plan

   • After some discussion, he finally fell in with our proposal.
   • She fell in with the group's decision without argument.
   • They fell in with the new schedule without complaint.

   Sinónimosaccedeacquiesceassentcomplyconcurgo alongyield

   Antónimosdissentopposerejectresist

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