Word
falloff
/ˈfɔˌlɔf/
noun
下降；衰退；减退
falloff
- 1.
A reduction or decline.
减少或下降。
- 2.
A note immediately followed by a rapidly descending group of notes.
一个音符后紧接着快速下降的一组音符。
- 3.
The noticeable retraction and falling movement of a buck from a doe, usually indicating successful insemination.
公鹿从母鹿身上明显的后退和下落动作,通常表示成功受精。
减少或下降。；一个音符后紧接着快速下降的一组音符。；公鹿从母鹿身上明显的后退和下落动作,通常表示成功受精。；下降；排出
In use
The company reported a sharp falloff in sales during the winter months.
Doctors were worried by the sudden falloff in the patient's energy levels.
The coach noticed a falloff in the team's performance after the long break.
a falloff in sth
表示在某方面的下降
a falloff in demand
需求下降
a falloff of sth
表示下降的具体数值或比例
a falloff of 20%
下降20%
there is a falloff
存在句式，强调下降现象
There is a falloff in quality.
质量有所下降。
Connections
Learner notes
Learn the forms together
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