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Verbes de Mouvement - Verbes pour le mouvement avec séparation

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques verbes anglais faisant référence au mouvement avec séparation tels que "tumble", "jump" et "fall".

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Categorized English Verbs of Movement
to fall
[verbe]

to quickly move from a higher place toward the ground

tomber

tomber

Ex: The fall from the trees in autumn .

to lose one's balance and fall to the ground, typically by accident or as a result of tripping

tomber, chuter

tomber, chuter

Ex: As she rushed down the stairs , her high heels caught on the carpet , causing her fall over.

to accidentally enter something

tomber dans

tomber dans

Ex: As the clumsy cat explored the attic, it managed to fall into an old storage box.

to fall to the ground

tomber, s’effondrer, s’écrouler

tomber, s’effondrer, s’écrouler

Ex: After a long day of hiking , fatigue set in , causing the exhausted adventurer fall down.

to fall from a particular position to the ground

tomber

tomber

Ex: fell off and scraped his knee while cycling .
to tumble
[verbe]

to fall or move in a clumsy, uncontrolled manner, often rolling or turning over

tomber, chuter

tomber, chuter

Ex: tumbled backward after tripping on the step .
to plummet
[verbe]

to fall to the ground rapidly

chuter

chuter

Ex: The malfunctioning drone lost altitude rapidly , causing it plummet and crash into the ground .
to topple
[verbe]

to fall or collapse, often due to instability or lack of support

renverser, faire tomber

renverser, faire tomber

Ex: As the ship encountered rough seas , cargo containers on the deck began topple.
to plop
[verbe]

to fall or drop with a soft, muffled sound

gouter, tomber

gouter, tomber

Ex: The melting ice cream fell from the cone plopped onto the sidewalk .
to stumble
[verbe]

to accidentally hit something with one's foot and almost fall

trébucher

trébucher

Ex: The icy pavement made it easy stumble, especially without proper footwear .
to trip
[verbe]

to slip or hit something with the foot accidentally that makes one fall or lose balance momentarily

faire trébucher

faire trébucher

Ex: Excitedly running to catch the bus , tripped on the curb and scraped her knee .

to lose balance and almost fall by accidentally colliding with an object while walking or running

trébucher sur, se heurter à

trébucher sur, se heurter à

Ex: The runner tripped over the fallen branch on the trail .
to descend
[verbe]

to move toward a lower level

descendre

descendre

Ex: The sun began descend on the horizon , casting a warm glow over the landscape .
to jump
[verbe]

to push yourself off the ground or away from something and up into the air by using your legs and feet

sauter, bondir

sauter, bondir

Ex: They jumped off the diving board into the pool.
to bounce
[verbe]

to jump up and down over and over again, especially on a stretchy surface

sauter

sauter

Ex: During the celebration , people began bounce in joy , creating a lively atmosphere .
to spring
[verbe]

to make a sudden and quick move forward

jaillir, s'élancer

jaillir, s'élancer

Ex: The gymnast executed a perfect somersault and sprang forward into a tumbling routine .
to hop
[verbe]

to jump using one leg

bondir, sautiller

bondir, sautiller

Ex: The playful hopped around the backyard on one leg .
to leap
[verbe]

to jump very high or over a long distance

bondir, sauter

bondir, sauter

Ex: In the long jump competition , the leaped with all their might .
to vault
[verbe]

to leap or spring over an obstacle with the aid of hands or a pole

sauter par-dessus, franchir

sauter par-dessus, franchir

Ex: In the parkour routine , the traceur vaulted over walls and railings with fluidity .
to skip
[verbe]

to jump quickly and slightly while walking

sauter, marcher en sautillant

sauter, marcher en sautillant

Ex: The friends skipped hand in hand through the meadow, reveling in the carefree moment.
to caper
[verbe]

to skip or dance about in a lively or playful manner

sautiller, danser

sautiller, danser

Ex: During the festival, people of all ages joined in to caper and dance in the streets.
to frisk
[verbe]

to move about playfully or energetically

gambader, sautiller

gambader, sautiller

Ex: During the picnic , the frisked about , playing tag and laughing heartily .
to bound
[verbe]

to leap or spring forward with energy and enthusiasm, often with all feet leaving the ground simultaneously

bondir, sauter

bondir, sauter

Ex: When released into the open space , the bounded with enthusiasm , displaying its freedom .
to bob
[verbe]

to move or oscillate in a quick, short, and repetitive manner, often in an up-and-down motion

osciller, se balancer

osciller, se balancer

Ex: The floating bobbed on the surface of the pond , carried by the slight current .

to physically leap from a higher point or platform, typically with the intention of landing at a lower location

sauter de, décoller de

sauter de, décoller de

Ex: Extreme sports enthusiasts jump off bridges with bungee cords for an adrenaline rush .

to descend or drop using a device designed to slow down the fall of a person or object through the air

sauter en parachute, descendre en parachute

sauter en parachute, descendre en parachute

Ex: As part of the rescue mission , the team parachute into the remote mountainous region .

to detach from a surface or object

tomber, se détacher

tomber, se détacher

Ex: The overloaded fruit basket tipped over , and apples and oranges started fall out.
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