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Discover Ludwig"fall down on" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It typically means to fail to keep or follow through with an obligation or promise. For example, "She had promised to complete the project by the end of the week, but she fell down on her commitment."
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fall down on
verb
To fail at or leave incomplete.
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On the day, don't panic if you fall down on one part of the interview.
"This will always be full of pitfalls and one can fall down on both sides".
In one of several goosebumps moments, snowflakes fall down on the audience as Jackson delivers the haunting lyrics to "Stranger in Moscow," accompanied by an African moon goddess.
"Lads would just fall down on the ground and disappear.
I'm afraid the blue sky will fall down on me.
Even the big shareholders fall down on their watch.
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The President's F.C.C. chairmen, for one reason or another, have all fallen down on the job.
Walker had fallen down on the play.
The house fell down on me.
"I thought the sky fell down on me," she says.
But most companies are falling down on this job.
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