Fall out
/fɔːl aʊt/B1
PreIntermediate
1. To have a disagreement or argument, resulting in a damaged relationship or end to friendship.
- After their argument about money, they fell out and didn't speak for months.
- Julie fell out with her neighbors over the loud noise coming from their house.
2. To literally fall from a place, such as falling out of a car or a tree.
- The kitten fell out of the tree but wasn't hurt.
- Make sure you buckle up so you don't fall out of the car.
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