英语释义

1. to descend freely by the force of gravity
An apple fell from the tree.

2. to hang freely
her hair falls over her shoulders

3. to drop oneself to a lower position
fell to his knees

4. to come or go as if by falling
darkness falls early in the winter

5. to become born —usually used of lambs

6. to become lower in degree or level
the temperature fell 10°

7. to drop in pitch or volume
their voices fell to a whisper

8. issue sense 1a
wisdom that fell from his lips

9. to become lowered
her eyes fell

10. to leave an erect position suddenly and involuntarily
slipped and fell on the ice

11. to enter as if unawares stumble, stray
fell into error We fell into a trap.

12. to drop down wounded or dead especially to die in battle
Many men fell on the battlefield.

13. to suffer military capture
after a long siege the city fell

14. to lose office
the party fell from power

15. to suffer ruin, defeat, or failure
the deal fell through

16. to commit an immoral act
but man willfully misused his God-given freedom and fell into sin
— John Hick especially to lose one's chastity

17. to move or extend in a downward direction
the land falls away to the east

18. subside, abate
the wind is falling

19. to decline in quality, activity, or quantity
production fell off

20. to lose weight —used with off or away
The cattle have fallen off badly in the drought.

21. to assume a look of shame, disappointment, or dejection
his face fell

22. to decline in financial value or price
stocks fell sharply

23. to occur at a certain time
her birthday falls on a Monday this year

24. to come by chance
a job that fell into his hands

25. to come or pass by lot, assignment, or inheritance devolve
it fell to him to break the news

26. to have a certain or proper position, place, or station
the accent falls on the second syllable

27. to come within the limits, scope, or jurisdiction of something
this word falls into the class of verbs

28. to pass suddenly and passively into a state of body or mind or a new state or condition
fall asleep fall in love

29. to set about heartily or actively
fell to work

30. strike, impinge
music falling on the ear

31. fell sense 1

32. to display great or excessive eagerness
Fans were falling all over themselves trying to get the basketball star's autograph.

33. disintegrate
The pie was falling apart as I served it.

34. to succumb to mental or emotional stress break down
She began to fall apart when her son was imprisoned.

35. to lag behind
The slower hikers fell behind the group.

36. to be in arrears
He fell behind in his car payments.

37. to fail because of inability to choose between or reconcile two alternative or conflicting courses of action

38. to produce no response or result
the joke fell flat

39. to fall in love with
He fell for her the moment he saw her.

40. to become a victim of
fell for the trick

41. to lose acceptance or good reputation
The governor fell from grace when he was accused of tax fraud.

42. to curve inward —used of the timbers or upper parts of a ship's side

43. to comply with a certain course of action
The company fell into line with the new regulations.

44. to meet with
fell on hard times

45. to fail utterly
the movie fell on its face at the box office

46. to sacrifice one's pride or position
The coach fell on his sword apologizing for the team's poor season.

47. to be deficient
The expedition's supplies began to fall short.

48. to fail to attain something (such as a goal or target)
The results fell short of expectations.

49. the act of falling by the force of gravity

50. a falling out, off, or away dropping
the fall of leaves a fall of snow

51. the season when leaves fall from trees autumn

52. a thing or quantity that falls or has fallen
a fall of rock at the base of the cliff especially one or more meteorites or their fragments that have fallen together

53. birth

54. the quantity born —usually used of lambs

55. a costume decoration of lace or thin fabric arranged to hang loosely and gracefully

56. a very wide turned-down collar worn in the 17th century

57. the part of a turnover collar from the crease to the outer edge

58. a wide front flap on trousers (such as those worn by sailors)

59. the freely hanging lower edge of the skirt of a coat

60. one of the three outer and often drooping segments of the flower of an iris — compare standard sense 8b

61. long hair overhanging the face of dogs of some breeds

62. a usually long straight portion of hair that is attached to a person's own hair

63. a hoisting-tackle rope or chain especially the part of it to which the power is applied

64. loss of greatness collapse
the fall of the Roman Empire

65. the surrender or capture of a besieged place
the fall of Troy

66. lapse or departure from innocence or goodness

67. loss of a woman's chastity

68. the blame for a failure or misdeed
took the fall for the robbery

69. the downward slope (as of a hill) declivity

70. a precipitous descent of water waterfall —usually used in plural but singular or plural in construction

71. a musical cadence

72. a falling-pitch intonation in speech

73. a decrease in size, quantity, degree, or value

74. the distance which something falls

75. inclination, pitch

76. the act of felling something

77. the quantity of trees cut down

78. an act of forcing a wrestler's shoulders to the mat for a specified time (such as one second)

79. a bout of wrestling

80. destiny, lot

81. of, relating to, or suitable for autumn
a new fall coat

82. to come or go down quickly from a high place or position

83. to come or go down suddenly from a standing position

84. to let yourself come or go down to a lower position

85. the act of coming or going down from a high position or from a standing position

86. the act of becoming lower

87. the season between summer and winter the season when leaves fall from trees

88. to come or go down freely by the force of gravity
An apple fell from the tree.

89. to come as if by falling
Night fell before we got home.

90. to become lower (as in degree or value)
The temperature fell ten degrees.

91. to topple from an upright position
The tree fell.

92. to collapse wounded or dead
Too many soldiers have fallen in battle.

93. to become captured
The city fell to the enemy.

94. to occur at a certain time
This year my birthday falls on a Monday.

95. to pass from one condition of body or mind to another
fall asleep fall ill

96. retreat entry 2 sense 1
“… the Witch and her crew will … fall back to her house and prepare for a siege.”
— C. S. Lewis, The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe

97. to fail to be as good or successful as expected
The sequel to my favorite movie fell short.

98. the act or an instance of going or coming down by the force of gravity
a fall from a horse

99. autumn

100. a thing or quantity that falls
a heavy fall of snow

101. a loss of greatness downfall
the fall of an empire

102. waterfall —usually used in pl.
Niagara Falls

103. a decrease in size, amount, or value
a fall in prices

104. the distance something falls
a fall of three feet

片语

Slowly fell for him慢慢地爱上了他

You fell for her你爱上了她

You Fell For It你相信

I fell for一会我就摔倒

I fell for a一会我就摔倒

He fell thrice for theft他因盗窃被捕过三次

You Fell For Him你爱上他

fell htred for the eny对敌人怀有憎恨

fell for sb坠入爱河

英汉例句

• That is, until I picked up right where I「d left off in high school, when I fell for the taut, just short of scrawny, skater and drug dealer types.

  就是如此，直到我收拾我高中时留下的，我倾心的那些紧巴巴的，骨瘦如柴的溜冰的和贩毒型的。

• Total car sales fell for the third month in a row.

  汽车销售总数连续第三个月下跌。

• She fell for a tale of a skin infection and a recently eaten biscuit.

  她不以为然地认为那只是皮肤感染以及最近吃剩的饼干屑。

• Germany」s Ifo index of business sentiment fell for a third month in August, and consumer confidence has also declined.

  德国的If o营商意欲指数到8月已经连续下跌了三个月，消费者信心也在下降。

• To some degree, this is really a cautionary tale here, as we almost fell for this story ourselves.

  在某种程度上，这算得上是一个警示事件，因为我们也差点陷入其中。

• Manufacturing output fell for a fifth successive month.

  制造业的产量连续第五个月下滑。

• In July, consumer prices excluding fresh food fell for a 17th consecutive month.

  七月，除新鲜食品外的消费者价格指数连续第17个月下降。

• Ruth Dawkins fell for a man 35 years older than she is.

  露丝·道金斯爱上了一位大她35岁的男人。

• Copper fell for the first time in a week in London trading as the dollar strengthened.

  由于美元汇率走高，在伦敦商品交易所，铜金属价格一周来首次下跌。

• A separate manufacturing index, released by HSBC Holdings Plc on Dec. 30, also fell for the first time in five months.

  汇丰控股12月30日公布的独立的制造业指数也下跌，为五个月来首次。

• But not all Westerners fell for the Pushtun.

  但并非所有的西方人都对普什图人心有倾心。

• The last time I really fell for a woman, more than three years ago, and the breakup which brought back all the anger and sadness from my previous bouts of depression.

  我最后一次陷入对一个女人的爱，是在三年多以前，那次的分手导致了我之前抑郁癥般的所有痛苦和悲伤。

• Surprisingly, a whole lot of tech savvy people fell for it today.

  但让人诧异的是，很多高科技人士似乎很倾心这个东西。

• In that case, tourist Numbers fell for about a year.

  在那种情况下，旅游人数只持续下跌了近一年。

• Paul Callan, a photography buff in Chicago, fell for Bing’s vivid background images.

  芝加哥的摄影狂人保罗·卡伦（PaulCallan）爱上了必应提供的多姿多彩的背景图片。

• Zhou said the country's COD and emissions of sulfur dioxide fell for four consecutive years after the target was set at the beginning of 2006.

  周生贤表示，自从2006年十一五计划目标实施以来，全国的COD指数和二氧化硫排放量已经连续4年呈下降趋势。

• The Chinese renminbi fell for the third consecutive day yesterday, sparking speculation that its continued appreciation might not be a foregone conclusion.

  人民币汇率昨日连续第三日下跌，引发人们猜测：人民币持续升值也许并非定局。

• German consumer spending fell for the fourth quarter running, the first time this has happened since at least 1960.

  德国消费支出在第四季度运营期间下跌更是自1960年以来的首次触礁。

• He fell for a secretary.

  他爱上他的秘书了。

• In China the central bank raised the amount of reserves Banks must hold against their loans, in an effort to restrain inflation, and shares fell for seven days in a row up to June 12th.

  中国央行刚刚上调了银行存款储备金，为了遏制通胀，而中国股市到十二日已连续跌了七天。

• In addition, the Fed reports that U.S. industrial production fell for a third consecutive month in January, by 1.8 percent, a larger drop than most economists had anticipated.

  除此之外，美联储报告，美国工业产出一月份连续第三个月出现下跌，跌幅为1.8%，超过大部分经济学家先前的预测。

• To some degree, this is really a cautionary tale, as we almost fell for this story ourselves.

  在某种程度上，这算得上是一个警示事件，因为我们也差点陷入其中。

• In 2008-09, for the first time since the 1930s Depression, consumer spending in real terms fell for two years in a row.

  2008年9月，自20世纪30年代大萧条以来，以实值计算的消费支出首次连续两年下跌。

• In Europe, shares fell for a fifth straight session led by Banks, electricity and commodity stocks.

  在欧洲，股市在银行、电力和大宗商品类股的引领下连续第五天下降。

• While the overall profits recorded by Asymco market intelligence fell for the sector compared to Q1, Apple still managed to continue their amazing rise.

  根据美国数据调查机构Asymco所提供的数据，尽管总收益相比第一季度有所下降，但是苹果仍保持着令人惊异的增长。

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