fall through

英 [fɔːl θruː]

美 [fɔːl θruː]

（安排、计划、交易等）落空，没有落实

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB (安排)没有落实;(计划)未能实现;(交易)没有达成
  If an arrangement, plan, or dealfalls through, it fails to happen.
  1. They wanted to turn the estate into a private golf course and offered £20 million, but the deal fell through.
     他们出价两千万英镑，想把这块地变成高尔夫球场，但交易泡汤了。

英英释义

verb

• fail utterly
  1. The project foundered
  Synonym:fall flatfounderflop

双语例句

• What do you think are the chances this project will fall through?
  你认为这个项目失败的可能性有多大？
• Plans fall through for lack of deliberation;
  缺乏考虑，计划必要失败；
• You'd fall through the plaster.
  你会从灰泥板上摔下去的。
• If those promises fall through, remember that you could be held liable.
  如果那些承诺失败，记住你是有责任的。
• I think that after bubble economy fall through isn't what bad affair to citizen.
  我认为，泡沫经济破灭之后，对国民来说并不是什么坏事情。
• Being sandwiched between the development and release management disciplines, build management activities can fall through the cracks between existing toolsets.
  作为开发和发布管理规程之间的夹层，构建管理活动会因为现有工具集之间的裂缝而失败。
• I hope I don't fall through the floor of this thing.
  希望我不会穿过这个东西的地板掉下去。
• Even then, 30-40% of the transactions fall through because the seller cannot secure a gun, gets cold feet or cannot agree on a location for the deal.
  即便如此，仍会有30-40%的交易会化为泡影，其原因就在于卖方不能确保提供枪支，临阵退缩或者对交易地点不能达成一致。
• Should they fall through in their present plans, the consequences will be fatal.
  他们现在的计划一旦落空，后果将极为严重。
• Policies aimed at all young people will only make the neediest fall through the cracks.
  针对所有青年的政策只能使那些最急需的人的尝试失败。