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fall out

/fɔːl aʊt/

الترجمة: فعل مركب يعني سقوط شيء أو انفصاله عن مكانه، أو حدوث خلاف بين الأشخاص وانقطاع العلاقة بينهم.

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verb

/fɔːl aʊt/B2formal
  • arفعل مركب يعني سقوط شيء أو انفصاله عن مكانه، أو حدوث خلاف بين الأشخاص وانقطاع العلاقة بينهم.

A phrasal verb used to indicate that something drops or separates from a place, or that people have a disagreement and stop being friends.

غير معدود · فعل شاذ · لازم · فعل مركّب، غير قابل للفصل

  1. Argue or quarrelinformal

    To have a disagreement or argument with someone, often resulting in a temporary or permanent break in a relationship.

    arتشاجر

    • They fell out over a trivial matter.
    • She fell out with her best friend about the party plans.
    • The two brothers fell out and haven't spoken in years.

    المرادفاتarguebickerclashdisagreefightquarrelrowsquabblewrangle

    الأضدادagreeconcurreconcile

  2. formal

    To drop or become detached from a place where it was fixed or attached.

    arسقوط أو انفصال

    • A few pages fell out of the old book.
    • His hair started to fall out after the treatment.
    • The screw fell out of the hinge, causing the door to sag.

    المرادفاتcome outdrop outloosen

    الأضدادadhereattachclingstick

  3. Happen or resultformal

    To happen or occur as a result of a particular situation.

    arحدث

    • It fell out that they were both from the same town.
    • As things fell out, the plan worked perfectly.
    • It fell out that the meeting was canceled at the last minute.

    المرادفاتcome aboutensuefollowhappenoccurresulttranspireturn out

الصيغ
  • fallen out past participle
  • fell out past simple
  • falling out present participle
  • falls out third person singular

الفعل الأساسيfall

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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