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Meanings of falling out in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "break"
Examples for "break"
1
Yes, that really was his only break in the case thus far.
2
Popular films did, however, break into the best picture race last year.
3
Superb police work, chief: When you friend suggest you break the law.
4
NK: Today we have not heard any reports of diseases break out.
5
Mr Bell said health interventions could break the addiction and crime cycle.
1
Consider its data breach law, which came into force 15 years ago.
2
The government ordered the State Services inquiry into the breach last Monday.
3
Ms Rākete said the law was a breach of prisoners' human rights.
4
It's a breach of the criminal law at state and Commonwealth level.
5
As yet undefined criminal sanctions would follow a breach of the conditions.
1
Results: Four cases of spontaneous subglottic rupture were seen at the hospital.
2
Objective: To determine the incidence of rupture in patients with large AAA.
3
Mr Deutschle said it's unclear at this stage what caused the rupture.
4
Come the war, they wouldn't let me go because of a rupture.
5
Farquharson and Ill both mention rupture of the abdominal parietes during labor.
1
Success looks likely, but don't let a slight rift with colleagues develop!
2
Kalanick's departure could signal a growing rift between technology companies and Washington.
3
A rift with the business community could pose other problems for Obama.
4
He said remedial action is underway to try and heal the rift.
5
Madikizela-Mandela's stand appears to have caused a rift in the Mandela family.
1
Deutsche Bank also booked significant severance payments over the year, she said.
2
Boltz said other employees were given severance packages or took early retirement.
3
MBIA said it finalizing the terms of a severance agreement with Dunton.
4
Senior management approves the plan and targeted staff are offered severance terms.
5
It will also take a £20 million restructuring charge for severance payments.
Usage of falling out in anglès
1
Now it's a hostage situation, required to avoid falling out of it.
2
Nyamwasa fled to South Africa this year after falling out with Kagame.
3
Despite the falling out, Raymond remained active in the free software community.
4
We were reluctant, struggling musicians falling out of love with the idea.
5
Matthews, after a falling out with Doe, was removed as foreign minister.
6
But everyone seems to be falling out of that habit these days.
7
The defense said the two had had a falling out in 2008.
8
The often-abrasive Mourinho has a history of falling out with high-profile players.
9
In falling out of his sight it made a faint, uneasy noise.
10
It dangled precariously from the wall, in danger of falling out itself.
11
She didn't know what this thing was, falling out of the sky.
12
Have you ever had a falling out with your spouse over business?
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Is the US falling out of love with European clubs' summer tours?
14
He was sure to be the friend of all men falling out.
15
The constant ship-to-ship warfare while falling out of space had been fierce.
16
I'd had a falling out with Marvel and I went to DC.
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Falling out through the time
Falling out across language varieties
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
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