fall out

こぼれ落ちる、抜け落ちる

中からこぼれたり、付いていた所から外れて落ちたりする。

やさしい英語で： To drop out of a place or become loose and drop off.

• A coin fell out of my bag.
• His baby teeth are starting to fall out.
• Be careful, or the papers will fall out.

使い方： fall out of something (The keys fell out of my pocket.)

類義語： drop out, come loose

よく使う表現： fall out of something, teeth fall out

仲たがいする

誰かとけんかして、仲が悪くなる。

やさしい英語で： To argue with someone and stop being friendly with them.

• The two friends fell out.
• I fell out with my brother over the car.
• Have you ever fallen out with a neighbor?

使い方： fall out with someone (She fell out with her best friend.); fall out over/about something (They fell out over money.)

類義語： quarrel, have a falling-out

反対語： make up

よく使う表現： fall out with someone, fall out over something

隊列を離れる、解散する

その場を去る、特に軍隊などの整列した集団から離れる。

やさしい英語で： To leave a place or stop standing in an organized group, especially in the military.

• The officer told the soldiers to fall out.
• We fell out after the morning parade.
• Fall out and return to your rooms.

類義語： leave, depart

反対語： fall in

よく使う表現： fall out now, fall out of formation

崩れる、抜け落ちる

人を支えるものが壊れたり外れたりして、その人が落ちそうになる。

やさしい英語で： To break or move away while supporting someone, so they may fall.

• The board fell out beneath him.
• A rotten plank fell out as she crossed the bridge.
• The floor could fall out under your feet.

類義語： give way, collapse

よく使う表現： boards fall out, fall out underneath someone, fall out under someone, fall out beneath someone

爆笑する、大興奮する

激しく笑ったり、何かに大いに興奮したりする。

やさしい英語で： To laugh very hard or show great excitement about something.

• We fell out laughing at his joke.
• The crowd fell out when the band appeared.
• She falls out every time she sees that funny clip.

類義語： crack up, go wild

よく使う表現： fall out laughing, fall out over something