take a tumble

Definicja i Znaczenie "[take] a tumble"

to take a tumble

to experience a sudden setback, failure, or decline

to accidentally fall or stumble, often resulting in a sudden loss of balance

Przykład

The team had a promising season until their star player took a tumble and suffered a season-ending injury.

The politician's popularity took a tumble after a series of scandals were revealed.

After a strong start, the company took a tumble in the stock market due to unexpected losses.

She took a tumble down the stairs.

She was at the top of her class, but her grades took a tumble when she started missing classes.

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