Usages of düşmek
Kemerimi sıkılaştırdım, böylece pantolonum yürürken düşmeyecek.
(I tightened my belt so my pants won’t fall down while I walk.)
Masadan kitap düştü.
A book fell from the table.
Ağaçtan kopan dal bahçeye düştü.
The branch that broke off from the tree fell into the garden.
Damla göle düştü.
A drop fell into the lake.
Çocuklar fütursuzca paten yaparken defalarca düştüler.
The children fell many times while skating recklessly.
Rüzgarda uçan yapraklar koltuğun üzerine düşüyor.
The leaves flying in the wind are falling onto the sofa.
Bardak masanın üzerine düştü.
The glass fell onto the table.
Yıldırım düşünce elektrikler kesilebiliyor.
When lightning strikes, the power can go out.
Kemerim gevşemiş, bu yüzden yürürken pantolonum düşecek gibi oldu.
My belt had loosened, so while walking my pants seemed like they were going to fall.
Rayların üstüne hiçbir şey düşmesin diye herkes peronda dikkatle bekliyordu.
So that nothing would fall onto the tracks, everyone was waiting carefully on the platform.
Küçük yeğenim düştü, ama dizine sadece biraz pamuk koyduk; ciddi bir şey yok.
My little niece fell, but we only put a little cotton on her knee; it’s nothing serious.
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