1.fall on deaf ears 未被理踩，不被聽取，受到重視
例句：When they are worried about addressing their most acute pain, messages about wonderful opportunities they might exploit fall on deaf ears.
當(dāng)公司在為如何解決難題擔(dān)憂時(shí)，對(duì)任何關(guān)于利用大好時(shí)機(jī)的消息都會(huì)充耳不聞。
2.fall out with 與…爭吵,與…不和
例句：If you fall out with someone, aim to start afresh the next time you see them.
如果你與某人吵架，計(jì)劃著下次遇到他們時(shí)重新開始。
3.fall over oneself 煞費(fèi)苦心，不遺余力，手足無措，不知怎樣才好
例句：When she saw that boy, she fell over herself.
她一看到那個(gè)男孩就手足無措。
4.fall short of 射不中，達(dá)不到，不符合，不履行
例句：And projects designed simply to fill skill gaps will fall short of development aspirations unless they consider how those skills might actually be deployed.
而僅僅是為了填補(bǔ)技能空白而設(shè)計(jì)的項(xiàng)目缺乏發(fā)展的愿望，除非它們考慮到了這些技能實(shí)際如何運(yùn)用。
5.fall on 落到，降臨
例句：New programmes will appear in the fall on television.
秋季將有新節(jié)目在電視上出現(xiàn)。
6.familiar with 熟悉的,精通的
例句：If everyone is familiar with data binding, then why bother with any definition and concept at all?
既然每個(gè)人都熟悉數(shù)據(jù)綁定，何必再為什么定義和概念煩擾呢？