fall
/fɔːl/
/fɔːl/
释义
noun落下，掉下；跌落；下降，减少；瀑布
verb落下，掉下；跌落；跌倒，摔倒；倒下；下降，减少；破碎，解体；入睡；落后，没有及时做；爱上某人；爱上某人；（与某人）吵翻，闹翻；落空，泡汤
英英释义
nouna sudden drop from a higher place to a lower place
nounbecoming lower or less
nouna place where water falls from a high place to a low place
verbto go down quickly towards the ground
verbto suddenly stop standing
verbto become lower or less
verbto break into pieces
verbto start sleeping
verbto become slower than others, or not do something when you should do it
verbto begin to love somebody
verbto begin to love somebody
verbto argue with somebody so that you stop being friends
verbIf a plan falls through, it does not happen.
场景例句
- He had a fall from his horse.
- a fall in the price of oil
- the Victoria Falls
- The book fell off the table.
- She fell down the stairs and broke her arm.
- He slipped on the ice and fell.
- I fell over and hurt my leg.
- In the desert the temperature falls quickly at night.
- Prices have fallen again.
- The chair fell apart when I sat on it.
- She fell asleep in the armchair.
- She’s falling behind with her school work.
- He has fallen for someone he met on holiday.
- He fell in love with Anna the first time they met.
- Jane has fallen out with her best friend.
词态变化
fall, falls, fell, falling, fallen
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