fall in

英 [fɔːl ɪn]

美 [fɔːl ɪn]

（屋顶、天花板）塌陷，坍塌

法律

英英释义

verb

• break down, literally or metaphorically
  1. The wall collapsed
  2. The business collapsed
  3. The dam broke
  4. The roof collapsed
  5. The wall gave in
  6. The roof finally gave under the weight of the ice
  Synonym:collapsecave ingivegive waybreakfounder
• to take one's place in a military formation or line
  1. Troops fall in!
• become part of
  1. He joined the Communist Party as a young man
  Synonym:joinget together

双语例句

• The fall in investment depresses planned expenditure, which in turn depresses income.
  投资的下降压制了计划的支出，并进而降低了收入。
• Did you fall in love with him?
  你是不是爱上他了？
• I had to fall in with her wishes as much as possible.
  我不得不尽量顺从她的意愿。
• Slowly but surely she started to fall in love with him
  虽然过程缓慢，但她无疑开始爱上他了。
• We anticipate a fall in share prices.
  我们预计股票价格下跌。
• Why do you always gaze on her with rapture? Do you fall in love with her?
  你为什么总丢了魂似地注视着她？莫非你爱上她了吗？
• I fall in again.
  我又掉了下去。
• I can't convince myself to fall in love with this.
  我无法说服我自己爱上这个玩意儿。
• She's afraid she's going to be hurt and that she'll never fall in love again
  她害怕自己会受到伤害，从而永远不会再恋爱了。
• House prices are easily upset by factors which have nothing to do with property as such. The fall in prices in the South-East results largely from the high rate of interest on mortgages
  房价很容易受与地产本身无关的因素所影响。东南部房价的下跌很大程度上是由于抵押贷款利率的上涨所引起的。