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fall
37 ENTRIES FOUND:
Learner's definition of FALL
[no object]
1
a : to come or go down quickly from a high place or position落下；掉下
- An apple fell from the tree.一个苹果从树上掉了下来。
- A vase fell off the shelf.一个花瓶从架子上掉了下来。
- Rain fell from the sky.雨从天降。
- the sound of the falling rain下雨的声音
b : to come or go down suddenly from a standing position摔倒；跌倒；倒下 — often + down or over
- She slipped and fell on the ice.她滑了一跤，摔倒在冰上。
- He fell flat on his face.他摔了个嘴啃泥。
- She was afraid that I would trip and fall.她怕我会绊倒。
- He fell down the stairs.他从楼梯上摔了下来。
- One of the sailors had fallen overboard.其中一名水手从舷边落入水中。
- a fallen tree倒下的树
- She fell down and hurt herself.她摔倒了，受了伤。
- The tree fell over during the storm.这棵树在下暴雨时倒了。
c : to let yourself come or go down to a lower position放低身体
- He fell [=dropped, sank] to his knees and asked for forgiveness.他跪地请求宽恕。
- He fell back/forward onto the bed.他身体朝后/前倾倒在床上。
2
a : to come down at a particular place after moving through the air射向；投向 — often + on — sometimes used figuratively有时用作比喻
- The shot fell a great distance from its target.炮弹落在了离目标很远的地方。
- A ray of light fell on the table.一束光照在了桌子上。
- music falling on the ear听到的音乐声
b : to slope downward（地势）下降— usually + away
- The ground falls away to the east.地面向东倾斜。
- The sides of the ridge fall away steeply.这道山梁两侧的斜坡很陡。
c : to hang down下垂
- Her hair fell loosely over her shoulders.她的头发松散地垂在肩上。
3
a : to become lower降低；下沉
- The tide rose and fell.潮起潮落。
- The temperature fell after dark.天黑后温度下降了。
- His heart rate fell (off) dramatically.他的心率急剧下降。
- The value of the stock has fallen drastically.那只股票的价值已经大幅下跌了。
b : to become less变少；减少 — often + off
- Participation in the group has fallen. [=declined]加入这个团体的人减少了。
- Participation in the group has fallen off.加入这个团体的人已经减少了。
- Factory production has fallen off.工厂生产已经减少了。
c : to lose value : to suffer a decline in prices贬值
- Stocks fell several points in early trading today.股票在今天的早期交易中跌了几个点。
- The market is continuing to fall.证券市场在持续下跌。
d : to become less loud（声音）减弱
- His voice fell (to a whisper).他的声音减弱（变成耳语）。
- The music rose and fell.音乐声时强时弱。
4
a of a glance or the eyes : to become lowered眼睛或目光）垂下
- Her eyes fell. [=she looked down]她双目低垂。
b of the face : to begin to look ashamed or disappointed露出惭愧（或失望）的表情
- His face fell [=he looked disappointed] when he heard the news.听到这个消息后，他的脸上露出失望的表情。
5
of night or darkness : to arrive or begin（夜晚或黑夜）降临，到来
- Darkness falls early in the winter.冬天天黑得早。
- Night has fallen.夜幕已经降临。
6
a : to be wounded or killed in battle（在战斗中）受伤，阵亡
- Many men fell on the battlefield that day.那天很多战士倒在了战场上。
b : to be captured or defeated被夺取；被俘获；被打败
- The fortress fell on the third day of the siege.要塞在被围攻的第三天陷落。
c : to experience ruin or failure衰败；灭亡
- A great civilization fell in less than a century.一个伟大的文明不到一个世纪就衰亡了。
- a fallen [=disgraced] leader失势的领导人
- We will stand or fall together.我们要成败与共。
- a politician who has fallen from power失去权力的政治人物
- The coalition government fell after only six months in office.这个联合政府执政仅六个月就垮台了。
7
a : to happen at a specified time（在某时）发生，到来
- Christmas falls on a Friday this year.今年圣诞节恰逢星期五。
- The worst weather of the year fell during his vacation.他度假期间赶上了一年最糟糕的天气。
b — used when something (such as a responsibility) comes or passes to someone in a way that does not involve choice（责任等）落在…身上
- It fell to me [=it was my responsibility] to tell them about the car accident.该由我告知他们这次车祸的事。
- Responsibility for the damage falls with the other driver.这次损失的责任由另一名司机承担。
- The estate fell to his brother. [=his brother inherited the estate]这笔财产由他哥哥继承。
c : to have a specified proper place处于（某恰当位置）
- The accent falls on the second syllable.重音落在第二个音节上。
- The comma falls inside the quotation mark.逗号放在引号内。
8
: to belong in a particular category or range归属于
- This word falls within the class of verbs.这个词属于动词。
- Her political views fall somewhere between liberal and conservative.她的政治观点介于自由党和保守党之间。
- His creative output falls into three distinct categories.他的富有创意的作品分属于三个不同的类别。
9
a — used when someone's body or mind passes from one condition or state to another身体或心理起变化
- She fell ill/sick.她病了。
- He fell asleep.他睡着了。
b — used when something passes to a different and usually a less active or less desirable state or condition（某事物）变得不活跃，变成不理想的状况
- The crowd fell silent.人群安静了下来。
- This word has fallen [=gone] out of use. = This word has fallen into disuse. [=this word is no longer used]这个词现已不再使用。
- His theories have now fallen into disrepute/disfavor.他的那些理论已不再受推崇。
- The machinery has fallen into disrepair.这台机器已破损不堪。
10
: to start doing something in a very active and energetic way开始卖力做（某事） — + to
- She came in and fell immediately to work.她走进来，立即就开始埋头工作。
(as) easy as falling off a log
fall afoul of
fall (all) over yourself
: to be very eager or too eager迫不及待地
- Fans were falling over themselves trying to meet the basketball star.粉丝们迫不及待地想见这位篮球明星。
- Reviewers are falling all over themselves to praise her latest novel.评论家们都争先恐后地称赞她最新出版的小说。
fall apart
[phrasal verb] 1
: to break into parts in usually a sudden and unexpected way（突然）破碎，破裂 — often used figuratively常用作比喻
- The pie was falling apart as I tried to serve it.正当我想要把派端上桌时，它却突然碎成了好几块。
- I feel as if my family is falling apart.我感觉我的家庭似乎要破裂。
◊ Something that is falling apart is in very bad condition.处于很糟的状态；破旧不堪
- My old car is falling apart.我的旧汽车快要散架了。
- The house was falling apart when we bought it.我们买这栋房子的时候，它都快塌了。
2
: to become unable to live in a normal way because you are experiencing a lot of confusion or emotional pain（人遭遇困境时）崩溃，垮掉
- She began to fall apart when her son was imprisoned.当她儿子被关进监狱时，她开始崩溃。
fall away
[phrasal verb] : to become gradually less : to disappear gradually逐步减少；逐渐消失
- The sound of the parade fell away in the distance.游行队伍的声音渐渐消失在远处。
fall back
[phrasal verb] 1
: to move back away from something dangerous or threatening : retreat撤退；后退
- The crowd fell back when the police arrived.警察到达后，人群就向后退了。
- The guerrillas fell back across the border after a brief battle with the army.游击队和军队短暂交火后就撤回到边境线的另一边。
2
fall back on (something) also fall back upon (something) : to use (something) for help or protection when you are in a bad situation（处于困境时）借助于，依赖，依靠
- When her health insurance was canceled she had nothing to fall back on.她的健康保险被取消后，她就无所依靠了。
- They had to fall back on their emergency supplies when the snow storm blocked the road to town.暴风雪封住了通往小镇的道路，他们只得依靠应急储备。
fall behind
[phrasal verb] 1
: to fail to move or go forward as quickly as others（在速度上）落后
- We had to stop several times so that the slower hikers wouldn't fall (too far) behind.我们不得不停下来几次，以免那些走得慢的徒步旅行者落在后面（太远）。
2
: to fail to do something as quickly as planned or required延误；拖欠 — often + with — often + on
- We've been falling further behind with our work.我们的工作进度又落后了一大截。
- I am falling behind on my homework.我还有家庭作业没做完。
- We fell behind on our car payments.我们拖欠了我们的车款。
fall down on the job
: to do a job badly（工作）未尽责，没有做好
- The people who are supposed to be keeping the city clean have been falling down on the job.那些本应做好城市保洁工作的人一直都不尽职。
fall flat
: to produce no response or result未达到预期效果；失败
- All of his jokes fell flat. [=no one laughed at his jokes]他讲的那些笑话没有一个人笑。
fall for
[phrasal verb] 1
fall for (someone) : to feel a strong attraction for (someone) : to fall in love with (someone)对…倾心
- He fell for her the moment he saw her.他对她一见倾心。
- He fell for her hard. = He fell hard for her. = He fell for her like a ton of bricks. [=he became deeply in love with her]他深深地爱上了她。
2
fall for (something) : to be fooled by (something, such as a trick)受…的骗；上…的当
- I can't believe you fell for that old trick.我无法相信你被那种老把戏骗了。
fall foul of
fall from grace
fall in
[phrasal verb] 1
: to break apart and fall down in an inward direction凹陷；塌下
- The roof fell in.房顶坍塌了下来。
2
: to take your place in a military formation（士兵）集合；集队 — compare fall out (below)
- The troops were ordered to fall in.部队被命令集合。
fall in/into line
: to start to do what you are told or required to do按照要求做；按照规定做
- Several of the older companies have refused to fall in line (with the new regulations).几家资历较深的公司拒绝按照新规定操作。
- It was weeks before the new prisoner fell into line.过了好几个星期，这个新来的囚犯才开始守规矩。
fall in love, fall out of love
fall into
[phrasal verb] 1
: to be caught in (a trap)掉进；陷入
- We fell into a trap.我们掉进了一个陷阱。
2
: to begin to do or experience (something) or to be affected by (something) without wanting or trying to碰巧开始进入（某种状态）
- He fell deeply into debt.他欠了一屁股的债。
- She fell into her career almost accidentally.她误打误撞从事了现在的职业。
- She fell into the habit of going out for ice cream every night.她无意间养成了每晚出去吃冰激凌的习惯。
fall into place
: to fit together : to make sense有头绪
- The pieces of the puzzle/mystery are finally starting to fall into place.这个谜团/秘密的零散信息终于开始明朗起来。
fall into step
fall into the hands of
: to come to be held or possessed by (someone)落入…手中；由…掌握
- Officials are concerned that the stolen weapons may fall into the hands of terrorists. [=that terrorists may get/obtain the stolen weapons]官员们担心那些被偷的武器可能会落入恐怖分子手中。
fall into the wrong hands
: to come to be held or possessed by the wrong person or group落入坏人之手；由坏人掌控
- There could be a disaster if the weapons fell into the wrong hands.如果这些武器落入坏人手中，那就有可能成为一场灾难。
fall into your lap
fall in with
[phrasal verb] 1
fall in with (someone) : to begin to spend time with (someone)开始跟…混在一起
- Their daughter fell in with a bad crowd.他们的女儿开始跟一群不三不四的人混在一起。
2
fall in with (something) : to accept and act in agreement with (something)接受；支持；赞成
- They readily fell in with our plans.他们欣然接受了我们的计划。
fall off
[phrasal verb] : to stop being attached to something脱落 — see also 1fall 3b (above)
- The handle was so loose that it almost fell off.这个手柄太松，快要脱落了。
fall on/upon
[phrasal verb] 1
fall on/upon (something)
a : to begin to experience (something) : to meet with (an experience)经历；遭遇
- We fell on hard times after I lost my job.我丢了工作后，我们开始经历了一段艰难时期。
- The company fell upon some unexpected competition.这家公司遇到了突如其来的竞争。
b : to notice (something) especially without wanting or trying to偶然发现
- Her eyes/glance fell on the letter on his desk.她的目光不经意间看到了他桌上的那封信。
2
fall on/upon (someone) : to attack (someone) suddenly突袭
- They fell on the enemy soldiers and killed every one of them.他们突袭敌军士兵，把他们全都干掉了。
fall on deaf ears
fall on your feet
fall out
[phrasal verb] 1
of a tooth or hair : to stop being attached to the body（牙齿或头发）脱落
- The cancer treatments made her hair fall out.癌症治疗使她的头发脱落
2
: to have an argument争吵 — see also falling-out
- They fell out [=fought, argued] over money.他们为钱发生了争吵。
- He had fallen out [=quarreled] with his neighbor.他跟邻居吵了一架。
3
: to leave your place in a military formation（士兵）解散 — compare fall in (above)
- The soldiers were ordered to fall out.这些士兵被命令原地解散。
fall over backward
fall prey to
fall short
1
: to fail to be as good or successful as expected or hoped for未达到预期；不符合要求 — often + of
- In comparison to her previous novel, this one falls short. [=this one is not as good]与她的上一部小说相比，这部小说要逊色一些。
- Her current book falls short of her previous novel.她现在的这部书没她上一部小说写得好。
- The cruise fell short of our expectations. [=the cruise was not as good as we expected it to be]这次乘船游览没有我们预想的好。
2
: to fail to reach a goal失败；未达目的 — often + of
- Their efforts fell short.他们的努力失败了。
- Their efforts fell (far) short of (achieving) their goal.他们虽然努力了，但（远）没有达到目标。
fall through
[phrasal verb] : to fail or stop in a sudden or final way失败；成为泡影；告吹
- Contract negotiations have fallen through.合同谈判已经告吹。
- Our vacation plans have fallen through.我们的度假计划泡汤了。
fall through/between the cracks
fall through the net
fall to pieces
fall under
[phrasal verb] fall under (something)
: to be influenced or affected by (something)受到…影响
- He fell under her influence.他受到了她的影响。
- fall under a spell受到符咒的影响
- He has fallen under suspicion. [=people have begun to suspect him of doing something]他受到了怀疑。
fall victim to
let the chips fall where they may
2 fall /ˈfɑːl/ noun
plural falls
2 fall
/ˈfɑːl/
noun
plural falls
Learner's definition of FALL
1
[count] : the act of falling落下；降低: such as
a : the act of coming or going down from a high position or from a standing position落下；下落；跌落
- a fall from a horse从马背上掉下来
- She's had/suffered several bad falls in recent years.最近几年她狠狠地摔过好几次。
- a fall of three feet下落三英尺
- He slipped on the ice and hurt his hand when he tried to break his fall. [=to stop himself from falling]他在冰上滑了一跤，在努力防滑倒的时候弄伤了手。
b : the act of becoming lower下降；降低
- the rise and fall of the tide潮起潮落
2
US : the season between summer and winter : the season when leaves fall from trees : autumn秋天；秋季 — often used before another noun常用于另一名词前
[count]
- She went off to college in the fall.秋天她去上大学了。
- an unusually warm fall异常温暖的秋天
[noncount]
- in early/late fall在早/晚秋
- Several weeks of fall remain before winter begins.秋天还会持续几个星期，冬天就要来临。
- When fall came he planted grass.秋天来临时，他种上了草。
- our fall catalog我们的秋季目录
- a new fall coat新的秋装
- fall colors/foliage秋天的颜色；秋叶
- the fall harvest秋收
3
[count] : a decrease in the size, amount, degree, activity, or value of something减少；下降；贬值
- a fall in the price of oil油价下跌
4
a [singular] : loss of power or greatness衰落；败落
- the rise and fall [=collapse] of an empire帝国的兴衰
b [singular] : the surrender or capture of a place that is being attacked沦陷；失守
- the fall of Troy特洛伊城的陷落
- The fall of the fort caused the local civilians to flee.这个要塞的失守使得当地平民纷纷逃离。
c [singular] : loss of innocence or goodness堕落
- a fall from virtue道德沦丧
d the Fall : the event in the Bible when Adam and Eve are forced to leave the Garden of Eden because they have sinned against God人类堕落（指《圣经》中亚当和夏娃违背上帝意旨而被驱逐出伊甸园）
- after the Fall人类堕落后
5
[count] : an area on a river or stream where water runs steeply downward瀑布— usually plural通常用复数
- Bears hunted for fish in the rocky falls. [=waterfall]熊在多岩石的瀑布捕鱼。
- Niagara Falls尼亚加拉大瀑布
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