falls out

UK
/fɔːlz aʊt/
US
/fɔlz aʊt/

Translations

fall outverb

falls out

fell out
Past Simple
fallen out
Past Participle
falling out
Gerund
UK
/fɔːl aʊt/
US
/fɔl aʊt/
The leaves fall out of the tree in autumn.
Листья выпадают из дерева осенью.
They often fall out over trivial matters.
Они часто ссорятся из-за пустяков.
Synonyms
drop out
come out

Definitions

fall outverb
To have a disagreement or argument that results in a breakdown of a relationship.
They used to be close friends, but they fell out over a business deal.
To drop from a place or position.
The book fell out of the bag as she hurried down the street.
To happen as a result or consequence.
We will have to wait and see what falls out from the new policy changes.
To lose hair or teeth naturally.
His hair began to fall out due to stress.