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 result was better than expectations, with economists predicting that it would fall to 49.7 from 49.9 in February.
  这一结果比预期要好，此前经济学家预测该指数将从2月份的49.9降至49.7。
• Take it out, and profits fall to$ 20.9 billion.
  扣除这笔收益，它的利润就会下降到209亿美元。
• 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。
• 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。
• And if it is not, I shall fall to my knees and give thanks.
  如果不是的话，我要跪倒在上苍面前，深深致谢。
• As surely as the LORD lives, not a hair of his head will fall to the ground, for he did this today with God's help.
  我们指着永生的耶和华起誓，连他的一根头发也不可落地，因为他今日与神一同作事。
• 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。
• 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。
• But, without an agreement, that will fall to involuntary cuts through the act of sequestration.
  但是如果没有达成协议，根据查封法案将开始非自愿削减程序。
• Each day, up to 4 billion meteoroids fall to Earth.
  每天落到地球上的流星体约有40亿个。