falls, fell, fallen, falling
to fall over
phrasal verb
To trip and lose balance, causing a fall
- 1She fell over the toy on the floor.
- 2He fell over while running in the park.
When you fall over, it means you accidentally hit something with your foot and lose your balance, causing you to drop to the ground. It happens when you are walking or running and your body suddenly tips forward or sideways.
Remember to always watch where you're going to avoid falling over. Pay attention to uneven surfaces or obstacles in your path. This will help you stay safe and prevent accidents.
at the courthouse
A Slip on the Steps
Jeffrey
Be careful on these steps, they're slippery.
Donna
Thanks for the warning, I almost fell over last time.
Jeffrey
I saw someone fall over here yesterday.
Donna
I'll hold onto the railing this time.
in a storage area
A Tumble Among the Boxes
James
Be careful, Dorothy, the floor is slippery here.
Dorothy
Oh no, I just fell over that loose cable!
James
Are you okay? Let me help you up.
Dorothy
Thanks, James. I'll watch my step next time.
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Similar to "to fall over":
- 1trip
- 2stumble