英语词组fall to her是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

fall to (someone or something)

1. To become someone's task or responsibility. My husband's been away all week, so all of the household chores have fallen to me.

2. To start to do something with energy and enthusiasm. Once I set out the paints, the kids just fell to it.

fall to someone

Fig. to become the responsibility of someone. It always falls to me to apologize first. Why does it fall to me to answer the telephone every time it rings?

fall to

to begin doing something; to prepare to do something and go to work on it. She asked for help, and everyone fell to. Fall to, you guys!

fall to

Energetically begin an activity, set to work, as in As soon as they had the right tools, they fell to work on the house. This expression is also often used to mean "begin to eat." Charles Dickens so used it in American Notes (1842): "We fall-to upon these dainties." [Late 1500s]

fall to

1. To be passed on to someone as a duty or responsibility; be incumbent upon someone: Now that your brothers and sisters are at college, it falls to you to mow the lawn.

2. To begin an activity energetically: When I entered high school, I fell to soccer with a passion.

词组	fall to her
释义	(redirected from fall to her) fall to (someone or something) 1. To become someone's task or responsibility. My husband's been away all week, so all of the household chores have fallen to me. 2. To start to do something with energy and enthusiasm. Once I set out the paints, the kids just fell to it. fall to someone Fig. to become the responsibility of someone. It always falls to me to apologize first. Why does it fall to me to answer the telephone every time it rings? fall to to begin doing something; to prepare to do something and go to work on it. She asked for help, and everyone fell to. Fall to, you guys! fall to Energetically begin an activity, set to work, as in As soon as they had the right tools, they fell to work on the house. This expression is also often used to mean "begin to eat." Charles Dickens so used it in American Notes (1842): "We fall-to upon these dainties." [Late 1500s] fall to v. 1. To be passed on to someone as a duty or responsibility; be incumbent upon someone: Now that your brothers and sisters are at college, it falls to you to mow the lawn. 2. To begin an activity energetically: When I entered high school, I fell to soccer with a passion.
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