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Meanings of fall over in English

Catalan
entrebancar-se

Fall forward and down.

entrebancar-se
Usage of fall over in English
1
Atsu seemed to just fall over and nobody was really sure why.
The Guardian
2
George wanted his shadow to fall over his subjects at all times.
Riding rockets
3
He let the leather flap fall over the peep-hole and sat back.
Alias the Lone Wolf
4
He is just trying to make sure the country doesn't fall over.
The Guardian
5
I was so sure we were going to fall over the edge.
Pretty Little Secrets
6
The pre-credits sequence, with all the Doctors, actually made me fall over.
The Guardian
7
We all fall over the facts of a case now and then.
The Professional Approach
8
Okay they still fall over too often, but this is unexpectedly funny.
The Irish Times
9
It was getting long; the front threatened to fall over his eyes.
The river kings' road
10
A slight breeze lifted it and let it fall over and over.
Where Late the Sweet Birds Sang
11
It was listing to one side and looked ready to fall over.
Depraved
12
Peppi let his gaze fall over the gardens that bordered the courtyard.
Home to italy
13
They pushed my bike to try to get me to fall over.
News.com.au
14
Robb would not like to see the deal he negotiated fall over.
The Guardian
15
God knows, but I assume it won't fall over in high winds.
The Guardian
16
Here for a while a shadow seemed to fall over our trip.
October Vagabonds
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