tomber

/tɔ̃.be/
1. General
verbInf1st

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. General
verbInf1st

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
3. General
verbInf1st

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

Il va tomber de la neige ce soir.

Snow is going to fall tonight.

4. General
verbInf1st

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. General
verbInf1st

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
5. General
verbInf1st

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