to fall out
[phrase form: fall]
01
闹翻, 绝交
to no longer be friends with someone as a result of an argument
Intransitive
例子
After a heated debate, the friends fell out and stopped speaking to each other.
经过激烈的辩论后，朋友们闹翻了，不再互相说话。
Misunderstandings over a project led the colleagues to fall out and work separately.
对一个项目的误解导致同事们闹翻并分开工作。
02
脱落, 掉出
to detach from a surface or object
Intransitive
例子
As she danced, her hairpin fell out, and her hair cascaded down in loose waves.
当她跳舞时，她的发夹掉了下来，她的头发松散地垂下来，像波浪一样。
The old book was so fragile that pages started to fall out every time it was opened.
这本旧书非常脆弱，每次打开时页面都会开始脱落。
03
发生, 举行
to take place
Intransitive: to fall out point in time | to fall out in a specific manner
例子
The predicted changes in weather patterns are expected to fall out over the weekend.
预计天气模式的预测变化将在周末发生。
If all goes as planned, the project milestones will fall out according to the proposed timeline.
如果一切按计划进行，项目的里程碑将按照提议的时间表发生。
04
产生, 导致
to come as a logical consequence of something
Intransitive
例子
If the initial steps are not executed properly, problems are likely to fall out during the later stages of the project.
如果初始步骤没有正确执行，问题可能会在项目的后期阶段出现。
The policy changes were expected to fall out as a natural progression of the evolving organizational structure.
政策变化预计会作为不断发展的组织结构的自然进展产生。
