| Definition of 'fall out' |
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1. (verb) fall out
have a breach in relations
"We fell out over a trivial question"
2. (verb) follow, fall out
come as a logical consequence; follow logically
"It follows that your assertion is false"; "the theorem falls out nicely"
3. (verb) come out, fall out
come off
"His hair and teeth fell out"
4. (verb) fall out
leave (a barracks) in order to take a place in a military formation, or leave a military formation
"the soldiers fell out"
5. (verb) happen, hap, go on, pass off, occur, pass, fall out, come about, take place
come to pass
"What is happening?"; "The meeting took place off without an incidence"; "Nothing occurred that seemed important"
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1. (verb) fall out
to argue and stop being friends
She's fallen out with her best friend.
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Sense: to quarrel
I have fallen out with my sister.
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Afrikaans: met iemand rusie/ stry kr |
Arabic: يَتَشاجَر مَع |
Bulgarian: карам се |
Brazilian: brigar |
Czech: pohádat se |
German: sich entzweien |
Danish: blive uvenner |
Greek: τσακώνομαι |
Spanish: reñir, pelearse |
Estonian: riidu minema |
Farsi: مشاجره کردن |
Finnish: riidellä |
French: se fâcher (avec) |
Hebrew: לָרִיב |
Hindi: झगड़ा |
Croatian: porjeckati se |
Hungarian: összeveszik vkivel |
Indonesian: bertengkar |
Icelandic: verða ósáttur, rífast við |
Italian: litigare |
Japanese: けんかする |
Korean: 싸우다 |
Lithuanian: susipykti |
Latvian: []ķildoties |
Malay: bergaduh |
Dutch: ruzie krijgen |
Norwegian: ryke i tottene på, komme |
Polish: poróżnić się |
Persian: مشاجره کردن |
Pashto: دعوا کول |
Portuguese: discutir/brigar |
Romanian: a se certa (cu) |
Russian: ссориться |
Slovak: pohádať sa |
Slovenian: spreti se |
Serbian: posvađati se |
Swedish: komma ihop sig med |
Thai: ทะเลาะกัน |
Turkish: tartışmk, münakaşa etmek |
Taiwanese: 吵架 |
Ukrainian: посваритися |
Urdu: جھگڑا کر لینا |
Vietnamese: bất hoà |
Chinese: 吵架 |
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