Meaning offallin English

Verb

1. to drop or move downward; under gravity
   The leaves will fall from the tree during autumn.
2. to come down or descend slowly
   The temperature will fall slowly at night.
3. to deliberately lower oneself; to the ground
   She will fall to her knees to propose to him.
4. to arrive or occur suddenly; like something dropped
   The news of her resignation will fall like a bombshell.
5. to drop or come down
   The ball will fall to the ground if you drop it.
6. to move downwards; sink or depress
   The water level will fall as the flood subsides.
7. to happen on a day; occur
   The election will fall on a Sunday this year.
8. to become something (in a process)
   The company will fall into bankruptcy if it doesn't get funding.
9. to collapse or be overthrown
   The government will fall if it loses the support of its allies.
10. to die (especially in battle)
    Many soldiers will fall in the war to defend their country.
11. to decrease in quantity or pitch
    The company's profits will fall significantly this quarter.
12. to decline morally or socially
    The politician's reputation began to fall after the scandal.
13. to become trapped or worse off; decline
    The company's stock price will fall due to poor management.
14. to look shameful or dejected
    Her face will fall when she hears the bad news.
15. to happen or come to pass
    The meeting will fall on the same day as my birthday.
16. to start suddenly with haste or energy
    The firemen will fall to work immediately to put out the fire.
17. to drop or utter something carelessly; lose control
    She will fall asleep if she doesn't get enough exercise.
18. to hang down (due to gravity)
    The curtain will fall down if it is not properly secured.