fall through

英 [fɔːl θruː]

美 [fɔːl θruː]

（安排、计划、交易等）落空，没有落实

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB (安排)没有落实;(计划)未能实现;(交易)没有达成
  If an arrangement, plan, or dealfalls through, it fails to happen.
  1. They wanted to turn the estate into a private golf course and offered £20 million, but the deal fell through.
     他们出价两千万英镑，想把这块地变成高尔夫球场，但交易泡汤了。

英英释义

verb

• fail utterly
  1. The project foundered
  Synonym:fall flatfounderflop

双语例句

• A masonry chimney that could crumble and fall through an unsupported roof.
  石制烟囱可能压溃无支撑房顶并崩塌。
• You'd fall through the plaster.
  你会从灰泥板上摔下去的。
• So I second summer vacation will fall through.
  所以我第二个暑假都将落空。
• I was walking along the road next to the river when I saw a little girl fall through the ice.
  我正沿着河边的路走着，突然我看见一位小姑娘掉进冰里。
• For example, it can help ensure that important requirements around data privacy do not fall through the cracks as an application and data move through development and deployment.
  例如，改进后的协作能够确保当一个应用程序或数据通过开发和部署时，围绕数据隐私的重要要求不会被忽略。
• Never fall through quick, quick in being serialized from time to time.
  快，快在时时连载，永不落空。
• If those promises fall through, remember that you could be held liable.
  如果那些承诺失败，记住你是有责任的。
• His fall through the ceiling only added insult to injury.
  他从天而降只加重了伤势。
• Or we could still fall through.
  否则我们还是会一切落空。
• When you fall through the trapdoor you tend to lose your belief in capitalist values like hard work and saving.
  从活动门跌落之后，你往往会失去对努力工作和攒钱等资本主义价值观的信仰。