Fall off
/fɔːl ɒv/B1
PreIntermediate
1. To tip or drop from a higher place or position to a lower one.
- The picture fell off the wall because the nail was loose.
- Be careful, or the books will fall off the shelf.
2. To become less in amount, quality, or rate.
- Sales tend to fall off during the winter months.
- After the initial excitement, interest in the project began to fall off.
3. To decrease in performance or intensity.
- Her singing performance fell off towards the end of the concert.
- Due to his recent illness, his energy levels have fallen off significantly.
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