fall on

英 [fɔːl ɒn]

美 [fɔːl ɑːn]

（急切地）扑向，抓住

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB (急切地)扑向，抓住
  If youfall onsomething when it arrives or appears, you eagerly seize it or welcome it.
  1. They fell on the sandwiches with alacrity.
     他们快活地扑向三明治。

双语例句

• I let some lemonade fall on my clothes, and I'm not sure if I can wash it off.
  我把柠檬水洒在衣服上了，不知道能否把它洗掉。
• The peak of the celebration activities fall on the new year's Eve and the day after.
  庆祝活动最高峰是除夕夜和大年初一。
• Running outside is potentially dangerous, because roof tiles and glass may fall on you.
  跑到外面可能很危险，因为屋顶上掉落的砖瓦和玻璃有可能砸到你。
• I actually skated, and despite some teetering I did not fall on the ice
  我真的滑冰了——尽管有些踉跄，但没有跌跟头。
• Words thus strung together fall on the ears like music.
  这样连贯的话语听起来有音乐感。
• Airlines should stand or fall on their ability to attract passengers.
  航空公司的成败应该取决于它们吸引乘客的能力。
• Fiscal cutbacks must not fall on activities likely to support growth infrastructure and research and development.
  不应在可能促进增长的活动基础设施和研发上削减财政支出。
• Will you please not fall on the floor?
  请你不要掉到地上？
• P: By "fit" I mean I lose consciousness and fall on the ground on sudden.
  病人：我所说的“突然发作”是指我突然不醒人事，摔倒地上。
• He had a nasty fall on the way out of the supermarket.
  他在走出超级市场的路上重重地摔了一跤。