Usage examples of "fall over backwards" in English with translation to Portuguese

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Curupira is a character from Brazilian folklore. He's described as a man whose feet are turned backwards and who protects animals and forests. O Curupira é um personagem do folclore brasileiro. É descrito como um homem de pés virados para trás, que protege as matas e os animais.
It's the first time I fall down the stairs. É a primeira vez que eu caio das escadas.
The vacation is over now. As férias acabaram agora.
Say the alphabet backwards. Fale o alfabeto de trás para frente.
The apple does not fall far from the trunk. A maçã não cai longe do pé.
The opera ain't over till the fat lady sings. A ópera não acaba até que a senhora gorda cante.
Leaves fall in the autumn. As folhas caem no outono.
I suppose it's different when you think about it over the long term. Eu suponho que seja diferente quando você pensa sobre isso a longo prazo.
Why people fall into these categories, however, is a mystery. Porque as pessoas podem ser classificadas nessas categorias, entretanto, é um mistério.
Churches were erected all over the island. Construíram igrejas por toda a ilha.
The leaves go brown in fall. As folhas ficam marrons no outono.
It's over nine thousand! Passa dos nove mil!
Who would you like to fall in love with? Por quem você gostaria de se apaixonar?
The man reading a paper over there is my uncle. O homem que está ali lendo um jornal é meu tio.
Did you fall in love with her at first sight? Você se apaixonou por ela à primeira vista?
I do not think he will ever get over the loss of his wife. Eu não acho que algum dia ele vai se recuperar da perda de sua esposa.
I am going to Spain in the fall. Vou à Espanha no outono.
He was driving at over 120 kph when the accident happened. Ele estava dirigindo a mais de 100 km/h quando o acidente aconteceu.
In autumn, leaves change their color and fall. No outono, as folhas mudam de cor e caem.
She traveled all over the world. Ela viajou pelo mundo todo.
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