tomber

/tɔ̃be/
5.
verbINFG1

to be caught

to be arrested (colloquial)

S'ils trouvent la preuve, il risque de tomber.

If they find the evidence, he risks being arrested.

Synonyms:se faire arrêter, se faire choper
3.
verbINFG1

to fall (of precipitation: rain, snow, etc.)

Il va tomber de la neige ce soir.

Snow is going to fall tonight.

Synonyms:pleuvoir, neiger, grêler
1.
verbINFG1

to fall (physically)

to tumble

Fais attention, tu risques de tomber dans l'escalier.

Be careful, you might fall down the stairs.

Synonyms:chuter, se casser la figure
2.
verbINFG1

to become / to fall into a state (used with adjectives or past participles: e.g. fall ill, fall in love, become pregnant)

Il a commencé à tomber malade après le voyage.

He started to get sick after the trip.

Synonyms:devenir
4.
verbINFG1

to fall on (a day or date)

to occur on a given day

Cette année, le 1er mai va tomber un vendredi.

This year, May 1st will fall on a Friday.

Synonyms:avoir lieu
6.
verbINFG1

to stop working

to crash (services, websites, machines)

Si trop de monde vient, le site risque de tomber.

If too many people come, the site might crash.

Synonyms:planter, ne plus fonctionner