fall off

英 [ˈfɔːl ɒf]

美 [ˈfɔːl ɔːf]

（从接合处）脱落，掉落; （程度、数量、规模）降低，减小

英英释义

verb

When you fall off a horse you should get back on immediately, otherwise you'll lose confidence.
当你从马上摔下来后你应该立刻再骑上去，否则你会失去信心的。
If you put the glass on the edge of the table; it maybe fall off.
如果你把玻璃杯放在桌子边上，它可能会从桌子上摔下来。
I saw all the glasses fall off onto the floor.
我看见所有的杯子都掉到了地上。
When you are learning to ride a bicycle, you often fall off.
初学骑自行车时，常会从车上掉下来。
So my hands can fall off?
我的手不用要了？
Everybody thought that China would fall off a financial cliff.
人人都以为中国将跌落金融悬崖。
Like you see, hair comes off, but sometimes large clumps of hair will just fall off.
就像你看到的毛脱落了，但有时候是一大簇的毛会脱落。
You have to take care of them because they can fall off when you are chewing food.
你得小心照看它们，因为在你大嚼特嚼的时候它们会掉下来的。
That I might fall off a cliff or something.
我突然从悬崖或什么上掉下来。
The town around him freezes, and his glasses fall off.
城镇逐渐冻结起来，他的眼镜掉了。