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Definition of falling-off - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
measurementnoticeable decrease in quantity or quality
- There was a significant falling-off in sales last quarter..
2.
businessreduction in demand or interest
- There was a falling-off in product sales this quarter.
Origin of falling-off
English, fall (descend) + off (away)
Terms with falling-off included in their meaning
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cleaning body
brush dirt off your body after falling or stumbling
biology
falling off early in development
Examples of falling-off in a sentence
There was a falling-off in the quality of the product. Analysts noted a falling-off in market investments. The company is concerned about the falling-off in customer interest.
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- French:diminution, baisse, ...
- German:Rückgang, Nachfragerückgang, ...
- Italian:diminuzione, ...
- Spanish:caída, ...
- Portuguese:queda, ...
- Chinese:下降, 衰退, ...
- Japanese:減少, 低下, ...
- Arabic:تَرَاجُع, تَراجُع, ...
- Hebrew:יְרִידָה, הֵיחַלְּשׁוּת, ...
- Russian:снижение, ...
- Ukrainian:спад, зниження, ...
- Hindi:गिरावट, घटाव, ...
Definition of falling off - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
decreasingbecoming less in number or amount
- The number of visitors is falling off.
- Sales figures are falling off this quarter.
- Attendance at the event is falling off.
Expressions with falling off
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extremely tender meat easily separates from the bone
The ribs were falling off the bone after hours of slow cooking.
extremely simple to do or understand, requiring almost no effort
The homework was easier than falling off a log for her.
very easy to do with little effort or skill
The test was easy as falling off a log for her.
in a way that is very easy or simple
He solved the puzzle like falling off a log.
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- French:en diminution, ...
- German:abnehmend, ...
- Italian:in calo, ...
- Spanish:decreciente, ...
- Portuguese:decrescente, ...
- Chinese:减少的, ...
- Japanese:減少している, ...
- Arabic:مُتَناقص, ...
- Hebrew:פּוֹחֵת, ...
- Russian:уменьшающийся, ...
- Ukrainian:спадний, ...
- Hindi:घटता हुआ, ...
Definition of fall off - Reverso English Dictionary
Phrasal verb
1.
detachbecome detached or drop by accident
- One of the buttons fell off my coat..
2.
reductiondecrease in amount or intensity
- Sales began to fall off during the winter months..
3.
moral declineRare US stray into wrongdoing or sinRare US
- He began to fall off after leaving the community.
4.
maritimeTECH. change direction to sail downwindTECH.
- The captain ordered to fall off to catch the wind.
Expressions with fall off
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physically fall from a ladder
She fell off the ladder while cleaning the roof.
become detached from a moving vehicle
The box fell off the truck during the delivery.
lose control or stability
The project fell off a cliff after the manager left.
be acquired illegally or without payment
These watches didn't fall off a truck, did they?
relapse into a previous habit or addiction
After months of sobriety, he fell off the wagon.
suddenly decrease in quality or success
The company's sales fell off the cliff last year.
lose balance and come off a horse
She fell off a horse during her first riding lesson.
lose balance and drop from a stool
He laughed so hard he almost fell off the stool.
be obtained in a suspicious or illegal way
These watches must have fallen off a lorry.
get something in a way that is illegal or suspicious
He said the phones fell off the back of a truck.
be naive or unsophisticated like a person from the countryside
He acts like he just fell off the turnip truck and doesn't know anything.
be considered extremely unattractive in a harsh joking way
They said he fell off the ugly tree and kept rolling.
Examples of fall off in a sentence
Her hat fell off in the wind. Attendance at the event began to fall off. Interest in the project started to fall off. She started to fall off after meeting the wrong crowd. Many worry he might fall off without guidance. The sailor learned to fall off during training.
They had to fall off to avoid the storm.
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- French:se détacher, chuter, ...
- German:abfallen, abnehmen, ...
- Italian:cadere, diminuire, ...
- Spanish:desprenderse, reducirse, ...
- Portuguese:desprender-se, diminuir, ...
- Chinese:脱落, 减少, ...
- Japanese:取れる, 減少する, ...
- Arabic:سَقَطَ, اِنْخَفَضَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְנַתֵּק, לָרֶדֶת, ...
- Russian:отвалиться, снижаться, ...
- Ukrainian:відпадати, зменшуватися, ...
- Hindi:गिर जाना, कम होना, ...
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