No. 10,880 in Russian
выпали
"Выпали" means "fell out" in English.
In a sentence
Листья выпали из книги.
Leaves fell out of the book.
The word 'выпали' is used to describe something falling out of an object, in this case, leaves falling out of a book.
Когда солдатам выпали новые задания, они сразу приступили к их выполнению.
When the soldiers received new assignments, they immediately started working on them.
Here, 'выпали' figuratively describes assignments being assigned to the soldiers, emphasizing the allocation moment.
Выпали большие снежинки на землю, покрывая её белым ковром.
Large snowflakes fell onto the ground, covering it with a white carpet.
The word 'выпали' illustrates snowflakes falling onto the ground, creating a vivid image of snowfall.
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