cayeron

fell

Verb cayeron

Second-person plural (ustedes) preterite indicative form of caer.
Third-person plural (ellos, ellas, also used with ustedes) preterite indicative form of caer.

Examples

Las tejas que cayeron del tejado se rompieron en pedazos.

The tiles that fell from the roof broke into pieces.

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Las tejas que cayeron del tejado se rompieron en pedacitos.

The tiles that fell from the roof broke into very small pieces.

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Sus persistentes esfuerzos cayeron en el fracaso.

His persistent efforts resulted in failure.

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Cayeron todas las hojas del árbol.

The tree's leaves have all fallen.

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Se me cayeron las llaves.

I dropped my keys.

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Los niños juntan las bellotas que cayeron de un roble.

Children collect acorns that have fallen out of an oak tree.

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Las hojas cayeron.

The leaves fell.

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Tus lentes se cayeron al suelo.

Your glasses fell on the floor.

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Me cayeron mal esas ostras que comí anoche.

Those oysters I ate last night didn't agree with me.

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Dentro de poco, nuevos soldados remplazarán a los que cayeron en combate.

New soldiers would soon take the place of those lost in battle.

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