Phrase
falls out
verb
闹翻；失和
falls out is the third person singular of fall out.
to stop being friends with someone because of a disagreement
- 1.
To cease to be on friendly terms.
不再保持友好关系。
- 2.
To leave one's current location to report for duty at a new location.
离开当前位置去新地点报到。
- 3.
To give way under someone.
在某人下面塌陷。
- 4.
To cause someone to slip and/or fall down.
使某人滑倒或摔倒。
塌陷；坍塌；离队报到；到新地点报到；使滑倒；使摔倒；不再保持友好关系。；离开当前位置去新地点报到。
In use
My best friend and I fell out over a silly argument last year.
They often fall out about money, but they always make up quickly.
If two teammates fall out, the coach usually asks them to talk.
fall out with sb over sth
She fell out with her brother over the inheritance.
她因遗产与兄弟闹翻了。
sth falls out of sth
A tooth fell out of his mouth.
一颗牙齿从他嘴里脱落了。
it falls out that...
As it fell out, they arrived late.
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Learner notes
Grammar Note
常与with连用，表示与某人争吵；也可单独使用表示脱落或离队。
Learn the forms together
页面下方列出了常见词形变化。学习时注意它们在句子中的语法位置。
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