Pronunciation: /fɔːl θruː/
verb to fail to be completed or successful
A1 I tried to fix my leaky faucet, but it fell through.
A2 The plan to go hiking this weekend might fall through if it rains.
B1 The company's merger deal fell through at the last minute.
B2 I was disappointed when my job offer fell through due to budget cuts.
C1 The negotiations for a peace treaty fell through after months of discussions.
C2 Despite their best efforts, the project fell through due to lack of funding.
preposition through - indicating movement from one side or end to another
A1 I was supposed to meet my friend at the park, but our plans fell through.
A2 The company's deal with the supplier fell through at the last minute.
B1 The project fell through due to lack of funding.
B2 Despite their best efforts, the negotiations fell through.
C1 The merger between the two companies fell through after months of negotiations.
C2 The peace talks fell through, leading to renewed hostilities between the two countries.
formal The contract may fall through if both parties do not agree on the terms.
informal I hope our plans don't fall through because of the weather.
slang I heard their deal fell through at the last minute.
figurative When all else fails, don't let your dreams fall through.
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