fall over

phrasal verbphr v

a) FALLto fall onto the ground or to fall from an upright position 倒下，摔倒

Tommy fell over and cut his knee badly.

汤米摔了一跤，膝盖摔破一大块。

Her bike fell over.

她的自行车倒了。

b) fall over somethingFALL to hit your foot against something by mistake and fall to the ground 被某物绊倒 SYN trip over

She fell over the dog and broke her front teeth.

她被那只狗绊了一跤，磕碎了门牙。

c) TRY TO DO OR GET something fall over yourself to do something to be very eager to do something, especially something you do not usually do 忙不迭地做某事，急着做某事〔尤指一般不做的事〕

People were falling over themselves to help her.

人们在尽力帮她。

Examples from the Corpus

fall over yourself to do something• Freshers' fair is the traditional showground where societies fall over themselves to attract some of the 5000 new students.• The receptionist had obviously recognised him too, had practically fallen over herself to bat her long dark eyelashes at him.• Those first days of their honeymoon in New York, the music publishers had fallen over themselves to entertain the couple.• Suddenly, the Kremlin is falling over itself to get close to Uncle Sam.• He was good box office and managements fell over themselves to get his name on their marquees.• The owners are constantly carping about runaway salaries, then fall over themselves to jump the gun and up the ante.• The sight of so many senior politicians falling over themselves to kiss his hand was reminiscent of Tammany Hall at its worst.• We almost fell over ourselves to oblige.

→ fall over at fall1(PHRASAL VERB)

单词	fall over
释义	fall over fall over phrasal verbphr v a) FALLto fall onto the ground or to fall from an upright position 倒下，摔倒 Tommy fell over and cut his knee badly. 汤米摔了一跤，膝盖摔破一大块。 Her bike fell over. 她的自行车倒了。 b) fall over somethingFALL to hit your foot against something by mistake and fall to the ground 被某物绊倒 SYN trip over She fell over the dog and broke her front teeth. 她被那只狗绊了一跤，磕碎了门牙。 c) TRY TO DO OR GET something fall over yourself to do something to be very eager to do something, especially something you do not usually do 忙不迭地做某事，急着做某事〔尤指一般不做的事〕 People were falling over themselves to help her. 人们在尽力帮她。 Examples from the Corpus fall over yourself to do something• Freshers' fair is the traditional showground where societies fall over themselves to attract some of the 5000 new students.• The receptionist had obviously recognised him too, had practically fallen over herself to bat her long dark eyelashes at him.• Those first days of their honeymoon in New York, the music publishers had fallen over themselves to entertain the couple.• Suddenly, the Kremlin is falling over itself to get close to Uncle Sam.• He was good box office and managements fell over themselves to get his name on their marquees.• The owners are constantly carping about runaway salaries, then fall over themselves to jump the gun and up the ante.• The sight of so many senior politicians falling over themselves to kiss his hand was reminiscent of Tammany Hall at its worst.• We almost fell over ourselves to oblige. → fall over at fall1(PHRASAL VERB)
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