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to fall, to plunge; to plummet
The worker fell from the scaffolding.
to fall, to take a fall; to tumble
She fell on the wet road.
to collapse, to fall
Several walls collapsed after the earthquake.
to rush, to dash
When the doorbell rang, she rushed to the door.
to gush, to cascade; to pour
The water cascades over the rocks into the valley.
to pounce on, to attack; to throw oneself at
The lion pounces on the zebra.
to throw, to hurl; to plunge
The offender hurled the statue from its pedestal.
to throw oneself into, to plunge into
After her vacation, she threw herself back into her work.
to invert, to turn upside down; to turn over
Carefully invert the mold onto a plate.
to overthrow, to oust; to topple
The rebels wanted to overthrow the government.
to drop steeply, to plunge
The cliffs drop steeply into the sea.
to turn out, to unmold
After it cools, she turns the cake out onto a rack.
to fall, to be brought down
The minister could fall over this scandal.
to plow up, to plough up
After the harvest, the farmer plows up the field.
