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Meanings of falls in English
Usage of falls in English
1
During the final week, however, the vote falls entirely on the public.
2
It continued the recent trend of year on year falls in lending.
3
At the same time, however, many said the plan still falls short.
4
Consumer Reports' assistant project leader Rich Hammond falls into the second camp.
5
Penman said she welcomed the apology but said it falls far short.
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Therefore muscle endurance training is necessary to prevent falls in elderly people.
7
It is an effort that some local activists today say falls short.
8
Irish companies quoted on the US Nasdaq market also suffered heavy falls.
9
In the event what has taken place falls far short of that.
10
In the normal course, the DPP is independent, so the case falls.
11
Father's Day falls on Sunday September 6 this year, so don't forget.
12
This suggests that good stereoscopic vision may be necessary to prevent falls.
13
That advice falls far short of the evidence-based answer I'd rather give.
14
On the UK market, a number of trading updates triggered sharp falls.
15
Mighty River Power gets a new chief and the share market falls.
16
If 500 is that number then it falls very very far short.
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Translations for falls
Catalan
Spanish
Falls through the time
Falls across language varieties
Australia
Common
Canada
Common
Ireland
Common
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