fall short
英 [fɔ:l ʃɔ:t] 美 [fɔl ʃɔrt]

释义

缺乏；不足；达不到（目标）；不符合

英英释义

fall short

• v.fail to meet (expectations or standards)

  同义词：come short

双语例句

1. He shot an arrow, but it fell short of the target.
   他射了一箭，但没有射中靶。
2. His behaviour falls short of accepted standards.
   他的行为没达到公认的标准。

权威例句

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