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No. 6,287 in Russian

упали

"Упали" means "fell" in English.

In a sentence

  • Осенью листья упали на землю.

    In autumn, leaves fell to the ground.

    The word 'упали' is used to describe the act of falling, specifically referring to leaves dropping from trees to the ground.

  • Цены на продукты резко упали на этой неделе.

    The prices of groceries sharply dropped this week.

    Here, 'упали' is employed metaphorically to indicate a decrease in prices, showcasing its figurative usage linked to decline.

  • Дети, играя, упали в траву.

    The children, while playing, fell into the grass.

    In this example, 'упали' directly implies a physical fall happening to the children during play.

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