English-French translation for "fall off"
"fall off" French translation
fall off {noun}
(b) A significant fall-off in Muslim migration to Argentina as a result of better economic opportunities in other countries.
After 2002, levels of official development assistance, including new commitments, rose, only to fall off since last year.
I said, "hopefully it would appear," and if I did say "fall off" or "has fallen off" or "ground to a halt," then I apologize.
I agree with whoever said ‘ we have to pedal’, but I would add ‘ otherwise we fall off’.
However, the social damage was much higher if one considers the fall-off in the fertility curve caused by famine.
(b) The fall-off in the import-export trade as a result of the increased costs of purchasing and transporting those goods that were
Rural children have the risks of getting into accidents related to the traditional nomadic lifestyle, such as getting injuries by falling off a horse.
to fall off {verb}
to fall off {vb} (also: to go down, to decrease)
Now that the war is over, the volume of such transactions is expected to fall off significantly.
For complex and one-time interactions requiring an explanation of concepts and significant data entry, response rate falls off sharply.
to fall off {v.i.}
We all have been collectively indicted — those who fell, and those who let them fall off the cliff.
The aim of the text of this paragraph is to make sure that no wheelchair user can fall off the moving platform.
He said that Jesse James fell off his horse while robbing a bank and he went back and picked up Jesse James and rescued him.
He fell off.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "fall off":
© Princeton Universityfall away · slump · sink
Usage examples
Usage examples for "fall off" in French
Similar words
faithlessness · fake · faker · faking · fakir · falciform · falcon · falconer · falconry · fall · fall-off · fallacious · fallaciously · fallaciousness · fallacy · fallback · fallen · fallibility · fallible · falling · falling-off
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