fall on

US /fɔːl ɑːn/
UK /fɔːl ɑːn/
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1.

to attack someone or something suddenly and aggressively

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The wolves fell on the deer.
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The angry crowd fell on the protestors.
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attackassaultpounce ondescend onset upon
2.

to be the responsibility of someone

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The task of organizing the event fell on her.
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The blame for the mistake fell on the new employee.
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be incumbent uponrest withbe up to
3.

to coincide with a particular date or day

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This year, Christmas falls on a Tuesday.
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Her birthday falls on the same day as mine.
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coincide withoccur onhappen on
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fallfallingfall tofall in withfall intofall forfall in