fall over
Britishverb
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to lose one's balance and collapse to the ground
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to fall from an upright position
the vase fell over
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to do everything within one's power
he fell over himself to be as helpful as possible
Example Sentences
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It is positive that the energy company expects net debt to have fallen over the fourth quarter, she adds.
Smoking rates in South Korea have fallen over the past decade, with about one-fifth of the population now reporting that they smoke, according to the NHIS.
From Barron's
Mortgage rates fell over the past week, pushing down the 30-year and sparking a big boost in mortgage demand to kick off the year.
From MarketWatch
Mortgage rates fell over the last year, but wider global and economic uncertainty still has the potential to derail any further improvements.
From BBC
I immediately fell over and did not move my arms to save myself.
From BBC
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