单词	falling-off
释义	English Business falling-offnoun [ S ] uk/ˌfɔː.lɪŋˈɒf/us/ˌfɑː.lɪŋˈɑːf/ the fact of a rate, amount, or quantity becoming smaller or lower: Hotels have recorded a falling-off in reservations this summer. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Becoming and making smaller or less a nip (here) and a tuck (there) idiom attenuate axe bite bite into sth dive drain let up lower make a hole in sth idiom miniaturization miniaturize minimize shrink slash *strip sth* away stripped down subside tail off take a tumble idiom See more results » falling-offnoun [ S ] ukus a gradual reduction in the price, amount, level, etc. of something:** Our business experienced a major falling-off when a hypermarket opened just a mile away. a falling-off in sth There has been a falling-off in traffic to our website recently.
随便看	get off get off get off (sth) get off (sth) or get sb off (sth) get off lightly get off on something get off on sth get off on the right foot get off on the right/wrong foot get off or get sb off get off sb's back get off sb's case get off sbs back get off sbs case get off sth get off sth or get sb off sth get off the ground get off the ground get off the ground get off the track get off to a good start get off with sb get off your arse get off your backside get on