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Meanings of fall in English
Usage of fall in English
1
Season: Spring through fall, although sunny winter days can offer good conditions.
2
That new focus could fall on state elections due later this year.
3
However, certain groups of people were far more likely to fall victim.
4
Asked if net profit would fall this fiscal year, he said: Obviously.
5
Uncertainty prevails, which of course caused business investment to fall last year.
6
Market rate expectations therefore have scope to fall much further in time.
7
The immediate focus could fall on state elections due later this year.
8
The domestic box office continues to fall well behind 2018's record year.
9
Hardy; plant in early spring, or in the South in the fall.
10
In low-income countries, national food supplies fall, on average, 100 calories short.
11
Young said the problem is scheduled to be fixed in the fall.
12
But our new reality involves work chats that fall somewhere in between.
13
However, due to the crisis, they were allowed to estimate the fall.
14
The fall in value in this case will be 55 per cent.
15
The fall in the year since last March was 5 per cent.
16
Otherwise it could fall foul of fair trade and state aid rules.
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Fall through the time
Fall across language varieties
Ireland
Common
Canada
Common
United States of America
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