1. 达不到;辜负：fall out争吵;结果是 | fall short of达不到;辜负 | fall through落空,失败
2. 缺乏：1818fall out脱落 | 1819fall short of缺乏 | 1820fall through失败,成为泡影
3. 未达到;辜负：fall into 分成 | fall short of 未达到;辜负 | far beyond the planets远离行星的
4. 缺乏 不符合：fall victim to 成为......的受害者/牺牲品 | fall short of 缺乏 不符合 | find fault with 挑剔
1. Congress also looked likely to fall short of regaining power in Punjab, while the mountainous northern state of Uttarakhand was too close to call.
2. That would fall short of the communique issued at APEC last year that contained a specific demand to North Korea to drop its nuclear ambitions.
3. Italy keeper Gianluigi Buffon is full of admiration for Hiddink, but predicted that this time the Dutchman's motivational skills will fall short.
4. Lebanon believes along with Iraq that the sanctions - which fall short of a full trade embargo - could harm their interests.
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5. While both these acts fall something short of a major felony, the average woman on the street shouldn't shy away from mock manes.
6. " Economic activity will fall short of potential for a time, " he said.
7. They say the government's plans fall short as nomadic tribes travel in and out of protected parks and enforcement is lax.
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8. " But reality tends to fall short of expectations, " Wang said.
9. If we fall short of that, then we didn't hit the goal.
10. Most Chinese banks fall short of the minimum 8 per cent capital adequacy requirement.
verb
1. fail to satisfy, as of expectations, for example