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No. 1,387 in German

falle

"Falle" in English means "trap."

In a sentence

  • Die Falle ist vorbereitet.

    The trap is prepared.

    The word 'Falle' is used as a noun meaning "trap," referring to a device for trapping something.

  • Ich falle oft über meine eigenen Füße.

    I often trip over my own feet.

    Here, 'falle' is a verb conjugated in the first person singular of 'fallen,' which means "to fall."

  • Ich möchte wissen, ob ich in eine Falle gelaufen bin.

    I want to know if I walked into a trap.

    'Falle' here again serves as a noun meaning "trap," used metaphorically to describe being deceived or tricked.

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