What does tombé in French mean?

What is the meaning of the word tombé in French? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use tombé in French.

The word tombé in French means grave, grave, tomb, not say a thing, fall, fall, fall out, sag, chuck it down, drop, fall, fall on, be in, be announced, be given, fall, come to , arrive at, come across, come across, happen to get, come up against, fall to, come down on, fall, fall, fall, be arrested, knock out, finish off, seduce, take off, have one foot in the grave, appropriate, handy, that's perfect timing, it's obvious, it hasn't fallen on deaf ears, place a wreath on the grave of , place a wreath on 's grave, come at the right moment, come at the wrong time, come at a bad time, be into from an early age, go crazy, it's raining cats and dogs, it's raining stair rods, night is falling, quiet as the grave, beyond the grave, from beyond the grave, It's tipping down!, It's bucketing down!, It's pouring down!, It's chucking it down!, timely, opportune, turn in your grave, if that happens, if that comes about, fell off the back of a lorry, heaven-sent, You're up early, voice from beyond the grave. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word tombé

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