🍂 Cair (to fall): The basic meaning of "cair" refers to the act of falling, applicable to people, objects or even metaphorically to concepts like mood.

🎩 Cair (to suit): "Cair" can also express that something suits or fits well.

💡 Cair (to realize): In a colloquial sense, "cair" can mean to realize or understand something.

🔻 Cair (to decline): "Cair" can signify a decline in prices, values or ratings.

💤 Cair (to fall asleep): "Cair" is also used to express falling asleep.

😇 Cair (to fall for something): "Cair" is used to indicate that someone has been deceived or fallen for a trick.

🌧️ Cair (to fall, for rain/snow): "Cair" is used to express the falling of rain, snow, or other types of precipitation.

👔 Cair (to lose position/status): "Cair" can signify the loss of a position, status, or job.

🍻 Cair (to end up): "Cair" can mean to end up somewhere, often by chance.

🕳️ Cair (to fall into a hole or ditch): "Cair" is used to express the action of falling into a hole or ditch.

"Cair" is a multifaceted verb in Brazilian Portuguese, primarily translating to "fall" in English. However, its numerous alternate uses make it versatile, often imbuing phrases with cultural richness.📚

How to use the verb CAIR in Brazilian Portuguese?

Brazilian-Portuguese-Present-Indicative-AR-Exercises-1

Practice conjugating regular -AR verbs.

Brazilian-Portuguese-Present-Indicative-AR-Exercises-2

Brazilian-Portuguese-Present-Indicative-IR-Exercises-1

Practice conjugating regular -IR verbs.

Brazilian-Portuguese-Present-Indicative-ER-Exercises-1

Brazilian-Portuguese-Present-Indicative-Regular-Mixed-Exercises-1

Practice conjugating mixed regular verbs.

Brazilian-Portuguese-Present-Indicative-Irregular-Exercises-1

Practice conjugating irregular verbs.

Brazilian-Portuguese-Present-Indicative-Irregular-Exercises-2

Brazilian-Portuguese-Present-Indicative-Irregular-Exercises-3

Practice conjugating regular irregular verbs.

Brazilian-Portuguese-Simple-Past-Regular-Exercises-1

Brazilian-Portuguese-Simple-Past-Regular-Exercises-2

Brazilian-Portuguese-Simple-Past-Irregular-Exercise-1

Brazilian-Portuguese-Simple-Past-Irregular-Exercise-2

Brazilian-Portuguese-Simple-Past-Overview

Brazilian-Portuguese-Imperfect-Past-Regular-Exercise-1

Brazilian-Portuguese-Imperfect-Past-Regular-Exercise-2

Brazilian-Portuguese-Imperfect-Past-Mixed-Regular-Exercise-1

Brazilian-Portuguese-Imperfect-Past-Tutorial

Brazilian-Portuguese-Simple-Future-Exercises-Regular-1

Brazilian-Portuguese-Simple-Future-Exercises-Regular-2

Brazilian-Portuguese-Simple-Future-Tutorial

Indicative-Tenses-in-Brazilian-Portuguese-Overview

BrazilianPortuguese-Imperative-Mood-Exercises-1

Brazilian-Portuguese-Imperative-Mood-Exercises-1

Brazilian-Portuguese-Imperative-Mood-Exercises-3

Brazilian-Portuguese-Imperative-Mood-Exercises-4

Brazilian-Portuguese-Imperative-Mood-Exercises-5

Brazilian-Portuguese-Reflexive-Verbs-Tutorial

How-to-use-the-verb-'pegar'-in-Brazilian-Portuguese

How-to-use-the-verb-dar-in-Brazilian-Portuguese

How-to-use-the-verb-quebrar-in-Brazilian-Portuguese

How-to-use-the-verb-passar-in-Brazilian-Portuguese

How-to-use-the-verb-bater-in-Brazilian-Portuguese

How-to-use-the-verb-LEVAR-in-Brazilian-Portuguese

How-to-use-the-verb-FICAR-in-Brazilian-Portuguese

How-to-use-the-verb-CORRER-in-Brazilian-Portuguese

How-to-use-the-verb-FECHAR-in-Brazilian-Portuguese

How-to-use-the-verb-ANDAR-in-Brazilian-Portuguese

How-to-use-the-verb-CAIR-in-Brazilian-Portuguese

Multi-Faceted-Verbs-in-Brazilian-Portuguese

Brazilian-Portuguese-Grammar-Introduction