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fall

stumble; slip; fall down; fall; drop

to lose sth; to drop sth by mistake

range of a price drop

fell or to have fallen on

fall, tumble, etc.

a little bit

stock market crash

to make a wrong prediction or an error of judgement (lit., "to drop glasses")

fall down

to suffer a fall | Std. Chin.: 跌倒

to fall; to fall down; to fall into

a little bit

鐵打酒

Die-da wine, Tieh-ta wine, Chinese medicated "wine", liquid for external usage against muscle pain rheumatic

If the sky collapses, think of it as a cover over your body

don’t worry too much; relax; calm down; take it easy

describes the attitude of taking it easy and following the flow of life, to not worry too much; literally 'use the falling sky as a blanket'

fall in

up and down; fluctuate [also]: 時起時跌

stumble, trip, fall

fell or to have fallen on

to fall and injure oneself

a bone-setting clinic

up and down; fluctuate

bone setting; Die-da or Tieh-ta; traumatology; orthopaedy; traditional Chinese medicine specialized in injuries from falls, fractures, contusions and strains

接骨師

bone-setter - a Chinese traditional medical practitioner who only treats bone fractures, dislocation, muscle aches, etc

fall sharply; plunge suddenly, often used to describe the stock market

to plunge, to drop/ decline drastically

to salvage one's pride; to save face; to pretend that one did not make a mess of things, although in fact one did mess up | Lit.: "To (accidentally trip and) fall, but (to pretend) to grab some sand (as if that was the purpose of going down on the ground)" | Sometimes as 跌咗揦返拃沙 or 跌倒揦返拃沙 or 跌咗落地拿返拃沙