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No. 3,485 in Dutch

omvallen

"Omvallen" means "to fall over" or "to topple."

In a sentence

  • De boom dreigde om te vallen tijdens de storm.

    The tree threatened to fall over during the storm.

    In this sentence, 'omvallen' is used to describe the act of tipping over or falling, relating to the tree that might fall due to external forces like a storm.

  • Pas op dat je die vaas niet om laat vallen!

    Be careful not to knock over that vase!

    Here, 'omvallen' is presented in the context of causing something to fall over, warning someone to avoid an action that might lead to it happening.

  • Na een lange werkdag viel hij uitgeput om.

    After a long workday, he collapsed exhausted.

    In this usage, 'omvallen' conveys the idea of a person collapsing or physically falling down due to exhaustion or other pressures.

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