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Type		Polysemy
Language		Russian
Lexeme		provalit'sja
Meaning 1	to fall through	a. Провалиться в погреб 'to fall in the cellar'. b. Провалиться в яму 'to fall in a pit'. c. Гнилой мосток провалился 'The rotten bridge collapsed'. d. Крыша провалилась 'The roof collapsed'.
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Meaning 2	to fail	a. Провалился на экзамене. 'He failed the exam.'
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Type		Polysemy
Language		Lezgian
Lexeme		k’ʷatun
Meaning 1	to fall through	кIвалин къав кIватна "the house roof fell in"
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Meaning 2	to fail, to go bankrupt	a. адан планар кIватна 'His plans dropped through'; "его планы провалились"
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Comment		(LezgRus 214)

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Type		Polysemy
Language		Japanese
Lexeme		ochiru (落ちる)
Meaning 1	to fall	もう一歩下がると、崖から落ちるよ "Another step, and you'll fall over the cliff."
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Meaning 2	to fail an exam, to be defeated	私は試験に落ちた "I failed the exam"
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Type		Polysemy
Language		Icelandic
Lexeme		falla
Meaning 1	to fall	mörg tré féllu í óveðrinu "a lot of trees fell down during the storm"
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Meaning 2	to be defeated, to lose, to fail (an exam)	hann féll í stærðfræði "he failed his math test"
Reference		ISLEX
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Comment		Берков

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Type		Polysemy
Language		Swedish
Lexeme		falla
Meaning 1	to fall down	stenen föll ner från taket "the stone fell off the roof"
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Meaning 2	to experience failure	de kämpade bra men föll i kvartsfinalen "they played well but lost in the quarterfinals"
Reference		SAO
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Type		Polysemy
Language		French
Lexeme		tomber
Meaning 1	to fall down	se casser une jambe en tombant "to break one's leg while falling"
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Meaning 2	to be unsuccessful	Cette pièce tombera rapidement. "This play will be damned fast."
Reference		Larousse online
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