Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Falls"

A: A "fall" is when you pin somebody in a wrestling match. The other person is lying on their back with their shoulders are on the ground, and you're on top of them.

A: Falls could mean either to trip or could also mean waterfall .

A: Waterfalls

A: It means, 'something falls from something and breaks into pieces.'
It can also be an idiom and is used when someone breaks down (starts crying).

e.g 'As she heard the bad news, she falls to pieces'

A: @SARAinkorea: It could mean that you literally 'lost something over the waterfall'
I have never heard this sentence used as an expression, but it could mean something figuratively that I am not aware of

A: what falls on your car?
the 22nd on this month, falls on a saturday.
what day falls on the 22nd this month?

A: She falls down at the sound.

He never falls.

Her hair falls to her shoulders

A: Falls down from the mountain: you fall down. Just like that. One second you were on the mountain, the next you're free-falling.

Down THE mountain is basically you sliding down the mountain.

The red picture shows the second sentence, and the purple shows the first sentence. It's a very small difference.

(P.s excuse my drawing skills XD)

A: Yes I think that’s right. Also the s is different

False - unvoiced ‘s’ sound
Falls - voices ‘z’ sound

False step s sound

Falls zero z sound

A: "Stand it back up."

A: What was the context?

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A: This means "it occurs on the same day as Halloween"

A: Given no other contexts, it should mean "A loves B."

A: Falls

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A: injuries that were caused by the person falling down