to fall / to tumble / to trip / (of prices etc) to drop / Taiwan pr. []
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to tumble / to fall / fig. to suffer a reverse (in politics or business)
to fall / to drop
to stagger along
to fall into / to dip below a certain level
to fall / to tumble
(economics) to slump / steep fall (in value etc)
(coll.) to lose face
(of a stock price) to fall to the daily lower limit (resulting in a suspension of trade in the stock)
daily lower limit on the price of a stock
to fall in price
to drop involuntarily into a seated position
uninhibited / free and unconstrained / rhythmical
flowing (of prose) / free
falling stock prices / bear market
decline (in value) / extent of a drop
injury such as contusion, sprain or fracture from falling, blow etc
liniment
to tumble / to stumble and fall
to fall and fracture (a leg, vertebra etc)
drop of height in waterway / staircase of waterfalls
to be taken aback
(of a market index etc) to fall below (a given level) / to be injured or damaged as a result of a fall
(fig.) to be astounded
lit. stamping and beating the chest (idiom) / fig. angry or stressed about sth
to fall to
to hit rock bottom (idiom)
(fig.) to fall off one's pedestal
to stamp one's foot (in anger)
stumbling along
to dodder along
to fall down / to take a fall
falling prices / bear market
to fall back (of water level or share prices)
large fall
(HK) stock market crash / major market downturn
(fig.) to be astounded
to take a fall
to fall flat on one's face / (martial arts) pouncing and falling (i.e. all kinds of moves)
rise or fall in price