fall
fallverb
UK/fɔːl/US/fɔːl/
Dạng từ: falls · fell · fallen · falling
MOVE DOWN
A2to move down towards the ground
- Leaves fall in autumn.
- The book fell off the shelf.
STOP STANDING
A2to suddenly go down onto the ground by accident
- She slipped and fell.
- Be careful you don't fall.
BECOME LESS
B1to become lower in amount or level
- Prices fell by 10% last year.
- The temperature fell below zero.
BECOME
B1to change to a different state
- I fell asleep in front of the TV.
- They fell in love.
fallnoun
UK/fɔːl/US/fɔːl/
Dạng từ: falls
SEASON
A2the US word for autumn
- We're getting married in the fall.
DROP
B1a reduction in amount or level
- There has been a fall in sales.
ACCIDENT
B1the act of falling to the ground
- My grandmother had a bad fall last week.