坠毁 | zhuì huǐ | (of an airplane etc) to fall to the ground and crash | |
坠落 | zhuì luò | to fall; to drop | |
坠入 | zhuì rù | to drop into; to fall into | |
摇摇欲坠 | yáo yáo yù zhuì | tottering; on the verge of collapse | |
天花乱坠 | tiān huā luàn zhuì | lit. a deluge of heavenly flowers (idiom); fig. extravagant embellishments; hype |
1 | If possible drop from a position above soft earth . If above the first floor, drop only as a last resort. | |
2 | You must show the keeper the red card, and, as the offence was off the field of play, restart with a dropped ball from where it was in play when play was stopped. | |
3 | Restart with a dropped ball. You should then continue with the rest of the game, and later report what happened to the authorities. | |
4 | Psychologists have long assumed that our misperception of slope was biased by fatigue or even fear of falling. | |
5 | Hon Hai Precision Industry Co. said Wednesday that one of its workers fell to his death in China this week, without giving more details. |