fall to

英 [fɔːl tu]

美 [fɔːl tu]

（责任、职责、机会）落到…头上; 开始（做…）

双语例句

• The unemployment rate would not fall to the pre-handover level in his lifetime.
  在他有生之年失业率都不会回落至回归前的水平。
• But the principle of rising after each fall to try again applies to all struggles.
  但是，要摆脱这个困境，唯一适用的原则就是：从每一次的跌倒中站起来，再做一次尝试。
• A Pew Research Center report highlights the changing roles of parents as US marriage rates and traditional family households fall to historic lows.
  皮尤调查中心的这份报告指出了父母角色的变化。美国的结婚率和传统的家庭数量已跌至历史低点。
• The responsibility for learning and building expertise must ultimately fall to the individual with support from their manager.
  学习和构建专业知识的职责最终必须落到需要有其他人支持的个人身上。
• Do you wear your old clothes until they fall to pieces?
  你一直穿你的旧衣服，直到穿烂了为止吗？
• Hong Kong does not limit single-day share price moves unlike some other exchanges, meaning stocks can theoretically fall to zero or double in a day.
  与其他交易所不同，香港对单日股价的涨跌并无限制，这意味着香港股市的股票理论上能在一天之内跌到零，或者在一天之内暴涨一倍。
• Unlike Japan and the United States, countries in the common currency cannot unilaterally loosen monetary policy and let their currencies fall to try and generate the growth that would then make it easier to pay off debts.
  与日本和美国不同，使用统一货币的欧元区国家无法单方面放松货币政策，让货币贬值，以努力促进增长，进而降低偿还债务的难度。
• The Fed said its capital ratio could fall to half of the required amount.
  美联储称，其资本充足率可能已经降至监管下限的一半。
• She ripped off her dress and let it fall to the floor
  她一把扯下连衣裙，任其滑落到地上。
• Another-prey we often fall to is that we are not really sure what things are worth.
  另外一个让我们深受其害的陷阱是我们确实不知道商品值多少钱。