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fall upon

/fɔːl əˈpɒn/

Tradução: Verbo frasal usado para indicar um ataque súbito a alguém ou algo, ou ainda começar com energia a comer ou usar algo.

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verb

/fɔːl əˈpɒn/C1formal
  • ptVerbo frasal usado para indicar um ataque súbito a alguém ou algo, ou ainda começar com energia a comer ou usar algo.

A phrasal verb used to indicate suddenly attacking someone or something, or eagerly starting to eat or use something.

incontável · verbo irregular · intransitivo · phrasal, inseparável

  1. Attack suddenlyformal

    To attack someone or something suddenly and with force.

    ptAtacar de repente

    • The soldiers fell upon the enemy camp at dawn.
    • The wolves fell upon the injured deer.
    • The gang fell upon the unsuspecting victim in the alley.

    Sinônimosambushassailassaultattackchargego forrushset onset uponstrikesurpriseturn on

  2. Encounter or discoverformal

    To come across something unexpectedly, often a situation or idea.

    ptDeparar-se com

    • He fell upon an old manuscript in the library.
    • She fell upon a solution to the problem while walking.
    • The researchers fell upon a new method of analysis.

    Sinônimoschance uponcome acrossdiscoverencounterhappen uponlight uponrun across

  3. Become the responsibility offormal

    To become someone's duty or burden.

    ptRecair sobre

    • The task of organizing the event fell upon her.
    • The responsibility of caring for the family fell upon the eldest son.
    • The blame for the failure fell upon the manager.

    Sinônimosdevolve onlie withrest on

Formas
  • fallen upon past participle
  • fell upon past simple
  • falling upon present participle
  • falls upon third person singular

Verbo basefall

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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