fall over

英 [fɔːl ˈəʊvə(r)]

美 [fɔːl ˈoʊvər]

摔倒; 跌倒; 倒下

Oxford 3000

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 摔倒;跌倒;倒下
  If a person or object that is standingfalls over, they accidentally move from their upright position so that they are then lying on the ground or on the surface supporting them.
  1. If he drinks more than two glasses of wine he falls over.
     如果他喝酒超过两杯，就会醉倒。

英英释义

verb

• fall forward and down
  1. The old woman went over without a sound
  Synonym:go over

双语例句

• This pole is coming loose and will soon fall over.
  这根杆子松动了，不久会倒下来的。
• I was unlucky to slip on a banana skin and fall over.
  我真倒霉，踩在香蕉皮上滑倒了。
• This way, if I doze off and fall over, I'll end up pulling nanase's hair.
  这样，如果我打瞌睡的话，我就会拉动七濑的头发。
• Be careful not to fall over the railing.
  小心别跌在栏杆上。
• He said he'd fall over backwards to help, if only he had the time.
  他说只要有时间，他会鼎力相助的。
• Basic income tax rates have tended to fall over time, while national insurance rates have tended to rise.
  基本所得税的税率往往随着时间推移而下降，而国民保险的税率往往会上升。
• I'd rather watch you fall over.
  我看你都快趴在地板上了。
• If I should fall over, I would get up myself.
  倘若我摔倒了，我就会自己爬起来的。
• Her theory is predicated on the premise that the birth rate will continue to fall over the next decade.
  她的理论是基于今后10年出生率将持续下降的假设上的。
• They may tumble off or perhaps the scaffolding might actually fall over.
  他们可能会关闭或下跌或许是脚手架实际上可能摔倒。