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Collins English-Chinese Dictionary
- fall
[fɔːl]
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1.
vi.
[person]
[ object+]
掉
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Bombs fell in the town.
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炸弹掉进城里。
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Her father fell into the sea.
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她父亲掉到海里了。
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2.
vi.
[person]
[ building+]
(fall over) 倒下
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She gripped his shoulders to stop herself from falling.
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她抓住他的肩膀以防自己倒下。
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3.
vi.
[snow]
[ rain+]
下
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An inch of rain fell within 15 minutes.
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15分钟内下了1英寸的雨。
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4.
vi.
[price]
[ temperature]
[ currency+]
下降
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Oil prices fell by 0.2 per cent.
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油价下降了0.2%。
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5.
vi.
[government]
[ leader]
[ country+]
下台
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The prime minister fell from power.
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首相下台了。
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6.
vi.
[night]
[ darkness+]
降临
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as darkness fell
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当黑暗降临时
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7.
vi.
[light]
[ shadow+]
投射
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A shadow fell over her book.
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一道阴影投射到她的书上。
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8.
vi.
[silence]
[ sadness]
[ tiredness+]
降临
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Silence fell on the passengers as the police checked identity cards.
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警察检查身份证的时候，沉默降临到每个乘客身上。
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9.
noun
[c]
[of person]
摔倒
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He had a nasty fall.
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他摔得不轻。
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10.
noun
[c]
(in price，temperature) 下降
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There has been a sharp fall in the value of the pound.
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英镑值急剧下降。
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11.
noun
[of government]
[ leader]
垮台
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a debate which led to the Government's fall
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一场导致政府垮台的辩论
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12.
noun
[of rain]
[ snow]
场
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a heavy fall of snow
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一场大雪
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13.
noun
[c/u]
[US]
(autumn) 秋天
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in the fall of 1991
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1991年秋天
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14.
noun
英 = autumn
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15.
n pl
falls (waterfall) 瀑布
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Niagara Falls
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尼亚加拉大瀑布
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Christmas falls on a Sunday
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圣诞节适逢星期天
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to fall in love (with sb/sth)
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爱上(某人/某事)
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to fall flat
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[joke+] 毫无效果
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to fall short of the required amount
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达不到要求的数量
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to fall ill/pregnant
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生病/怀孕
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which group do you fall into?
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你属于哪一组？
Comprehensive English-Chinese Dictionary
- fall
[fɔːl]
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1.
verb
落下，掉下
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Apples were falling from the tree.
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苹果正从树上落下。
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2.
verb
下降，下跌
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The price of computers were falling.
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电脑的价格正在下跌。
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The barometer is falling.
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气压在下降。
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3.
vi.
陷入某种状态
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I fell asleep during the boring meeting.
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我在枯燥的会议期间睡着了。
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She fell out of favor with the managers.
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她在经理那儿失宠了。
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4.
vi.
分类为
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Images captured from space are likely to fall into this category.
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从太空拍摄的照片可能属于这一类。
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5.
vi.
降（水）
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Rain fell quietly on the window.
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雨静静地落在窗户上。
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Heavy rain was expected to fall throughout the day.
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大雨恐怕要下一天。
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Rain，snow and sleet were falling.
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雨、雪、冻雨纷纷落下。
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6.
vi.
遭受失败或毁坏
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When the market was small there were several contestants but some have subsequently fallen.
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当市场很小时，出现了若干竞争对手，但随后有些公司就倒闭了。
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We must stand or fall.
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我们必须坚持下去，否则就会失败。
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7.
vi.
阵亡，死亡
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Many soldier will fall during a battle.
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一场战争中，会有很多士兵阵亡。
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Several deer have fallen to the same gun.
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好几只鹿倒在同一个枪口下。
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8.
vi.
（指光）照射到；（指声音）传到
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The light from the lamp fell on his hair.
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灯光打到他的头发上。
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9.
vi.
被占领，被攻陷
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The whole city fell into enemy hands.
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整座城市已落入敌手。
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10.
vi.
降临，发生
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Darkness fell on the land.
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夜幕降临到大地上。
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The accent falls on the first syllable.
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重音在第一个音节上。
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Christmas falls on a Monday this year.
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今年的圣诞节是星期一。
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11.
vi.
缩小，减少，降低
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Payday falls on Friday this month.
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本月周五为发薪日。
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12.
vi.
堕落
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She could only blame herself for falling.
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她只能为堕落而自责。
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13.
vi.
倒台，垮台
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The dictator fell from power.
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该独裁者倒台了。
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14.
vi.
（任务）落到，被分派到任务
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In his absence, the task would fall to the best man.
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在他缺席时，任务可能落到伴郎身上。
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15.
vi.
沿某个方向行进
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The soldiers fell in a line.
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士兵们排成一行。
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The line of men fall forward.
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这一队人向前倒下。
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16.
vi.
应支付
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Payments fall on the 15th of each month.
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每月十五号是发薪日。
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Payments fall on the 1st of the month.
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付款日期为每月1日。
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17.
vi.
失去贞洁
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The pressure had made her fall.
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压力已迫使她失去贞洁。
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18.
vi.
被赋予
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The antiques fell to the youngest son.
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这些古董给了最小的儿子。
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19.
vi.
归……拥有
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The debt fell to his wife after his death.
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他死后，债务落到了他妻子身上。
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20.
vi.
落到或轮到（某人）
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Taking out the garbage fell to me.
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把我的垃圾带出去。
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21.
vi.
被继承
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The whole estate fell to me and my brother.
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整栋房子被转到我和弟弟的名下。
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22.
vi.
向下倾斜
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This road falls and rises for a few miles.
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这条斜坡长至几英里。
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The hills around here fall towards the ocean.
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这个地区四周的山丘向海边倾斜。
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23.
verb
（使）倒塌；（使）落下；（使）倒下
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An apartment building fell over.
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一栋公寓大楼坍塌了。
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24.
vt.
突然俯身低下
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He fell to his knees and began to pray.
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他曲下膝盖，开始祈祷。
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25.
vi.
落下，滑落；垂下
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Her long blonde hair falls below her waist.
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她的金发垂过腰际。
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26.
vi.
露出失望的表情，脸色变阴沉
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His face fell when he heard the terrible news.
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听到这个恐怖的消息之后，他面露惊慌。
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27.
vi.
被打倒，被推翻
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Her eyes fell upon a handsome stranger.
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她的眼睛落在一个英俊的陌生人身上。
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28.
vi.
无意识地说出，透露
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Direct orders fell from the general's mouth.
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将军下达了直接命令。
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29.
vi.
被生下来，出生
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Three lambs fell last week.
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上周，三只羔羊出生了。
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30.
vi.
充满活力地开始
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The students fell to their art project.
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学生们精力充沛地开始他们的艺术项目。
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31.
vi.
消失
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The old-fashioned class seems to be gradually falling.
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这种老式的阶级似乎正在消失。
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32.
vi.
降临
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33.
vi.
[Slang]
被逮捕；被控告某项罪名（黑社会用语；参见fall guy）
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He happens to be the fall guy in case things go wrong.
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万一事情出了差错，他恰巧是替罪羊。
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34.
noun
[Person Name]
法勒，法尔，福尔
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35.
n.[c]
秋天，秋季
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The leaves turn yellow and orange in the fall.
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秋天树叶变成橘黄色。
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36.
n.[c]
坍倒，倒下，落下
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I had a bad fall on the icy road.
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我在结冰的道路上摔了一大跤。
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37.
noun
[Bible]
人类的堕落
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The Fall of Adam and Eve caused humans to have a sinful nature.
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亚当和夏娃的堕落导致人类拥有一种罪恶的本性。
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38.
n.[c]
斜坡，斜面
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The rise and fall of the hill can be seen from a distance.
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从远处可以看到山峦的起伏。
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39.
n.[c]
堕落；失去贞洁；道德失检
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We tried to avoid the falls of this sinful city.
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我们试图阻止这座罪恶之城的堕落。
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40.
n.[c]
垮台；衰落
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The fall of the Roman Empire was unexpected.
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罗马帝国的毁灭出乎预料。
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41.
n.[c]
下落的动作
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The fall of oil prices were expected.
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油价下跌在预料之内。
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The rise and fall of the tides.
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潮起潮落。
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42.
n.[c]
投降
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The fall of the city was imminent.
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这座城市即将沦陷。
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43.
n.[c]
傍晚，黄昏
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We were to meet at the fall of the day.
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我们准备在黄昏见面。
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They finished before the fall of night.
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他们在天黑前完成了工作。
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44.
n.[c]
[Wrestling]
两肩着地不能动
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He had an uncharacteristic fall in his match against Sam.
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在和山姆的比赛中，他毫无悬念地压制住了对方。
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45.
n.[c]
下降，下落
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The satelite had a long fall from space.
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卫星从太空下落了很长一段距离。
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46.
n.[c]
减少，降低
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Banks were severely hit by the fall of oil prices.
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银行受到油价下跌影响严重。
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47.
n.[u]
[Slang]
某人被逮捕；被逮捕并控告
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Fall guys are an easy victim.
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替罪羔羊很容易成为牺牲品。
Collins English-English Dictionary
- fall
[fɔːl]
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1.
n
[wrestling]
pinfall a scoring move, pinning both shoulders of one's opponent to the floor for a specified period
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2.
vb
[mainly intr]
to descend by the force of gravity from a higher to a lower place
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3.
vb
to drop suddenly from an erect position
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4.
vb
to collapse to the ground, esp in pieces
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5.
vb
to become less or lower in number, quality, etc
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prices fell in the summer
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6.
vb
to become lower in pitch
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7.
vb
to extend downwards
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her hair fell to her waist
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8.
vb
to be badly wounded or killed
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9.
vb
to slope in a downward direction
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10.
vb
[Christianity]
to yield to temptation or sin
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11.
vb
to diminish in status, estimation, etc
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12.
vb
to yield to attack
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the city fell under the assault
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13.
vb
to lose power
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the government fell after the riots
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14.
vb
to pass into or take on a specified condition
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to fall asleep
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fall in love
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15.
vb
to adopt a despondent expression
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her face fell
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16.
vb
to be averted
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her gaze fell
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17.
vb
to come by chance or presumption
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suspicion fell on the butler
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18.
vb
to occur; take place
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night fell
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Easter falls early this year
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19.
vb
(of payments) to be due
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20.
vb
to be directed to a specific point
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21.
vb
[foll by back, behind, etc]
to move in a specified direction
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22.
vb
to occur at a specified place
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the accent falls on the last syllable
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23.
vb
[foll by to]
to return (to); be inherited (by)
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the estate falls to the eldest son
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24.
vb
[often foll by into, under, etc]
to be classified or included
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the subject falls into two main areas
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25.
vb
to issue forth
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a curse fell from her lips
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26.
vb
(of animals, esp lambs) to be born
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27.
vb
[Brit]
[Dialect]
to become pregnant
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28.
vt.
[tr]
[Austral and NZ dialect]
to fell (trees)
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29.
vt.
[cricket]
(of a batsman's wicket) to be taken by the bowling side
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the sixth wicket fell for 96
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30.
vt.
[Archaic]
to begin to do
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fall a-doing
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fall to doing
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31.
n
an act or instance of falling
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32.
n
something that falls
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a fall of snow
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33.
n
[chiefly US]
autumn
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34.
n
the distance that something falls
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a hundred-foot fall
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35.
n
a sudden drop from an upright position
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36.
n
[often plural]
a waterfall or cataract
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37.
n
(capital when part of a name)
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Niagara Falls
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38.
n
a downward slope or decline
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39.
n
a decrease in value, number, etc
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40.
n
a decline in status or importance
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41.
n
a moral lapse or failing
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42.
n
a capture or overthrow
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the fall of the city
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43.
n
a long false hairpiece; switch
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44.
n
a piece of loosely hanging material, such as a veil on a hat
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45.
n
[machinery]
[nautical]
the end of a tackle to which power is applied to hoist it
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46.
n
[nautical]
one of the lines of a davit for holding, lowering, or raising a boat
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47.
n
another word for deadfall
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48.
n
[hunting]
(as modifier)
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a fall trap
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49.
n
the birth of an animal
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50.
n
the animals produced at a single birth
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51.
n
See also fall about fall among fall apart fall away fall back fall behind fall down fall for fall in fall off fall on fallout fall over fall through fall to
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52.
n
[Etymology]
Old English feallan; related to Old Norse falla, Old Saxon, Old High German fallan to fall; see fell2
Examples
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"Fell" is a causative verb meaning "to cause to fall".
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Fell是个使役动词，意为“使倒下”。
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to fall ill
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得病
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to fall into two classes
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分成两个班
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a six-inch fall of snow
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六英寸的降雪量
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dice fraudulently loaded to fall with a certain face up
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灌铅(骗人)的骰子总是某一面朝上的
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