fall through

落空； 失败

verb

1. fail utterly
collapse

e.g. The project foundered

Synonym: fall flatfounderflop

1. (安排)没有落实;(计划)未能实现;(交易)没有达成
If an arrangement, plan, or deal falls through, it fails to happen.

e.g. They wanted to turn the estate into a private golf course and offered £20 million, but the deal fell through.
他们出价两千万英镑，想把这块地变成高尔夫球场，但交易泡汤了。

So if you want to know what it feels like to fall through the air.(所以，如果你想知道从空中坠落的滋味。)

Fixed: Fall through effect between grid in Looting Menu.(修正：通过在抢劫菜单网格之间的效果。)

Words fall through me, And always fool me, And I can't react.(却无法言说，常常让我变得像傻瓜，我不知该如何回应你。)

Or, a property deal may fall through because someone is being too intransigent and inflexible.(或者，地产交易可能告吹，因为有人过于强硬，缺乏弹性。)

What do you think are the chances this project will fall through?(你认为这个项目失败的可能性有多大？)

Then you might imagine that a heavy object would take one second to fall through the water of a 10-foot-deep swimming pool.(然后你可以想象一个重物掉进一个10英尺深的游泳池只需要1秒钟到底。)

Should they fall through in their present plans, the consequences will be fatal.(他们现在的计划一旦落空，后果将极为严重。)

From late spring through summer, it is rainy and hot; from fall through winter, it is cooler and dry.(春末和夏季，这里多雨而炎热；秋冬季节，这里凉爽而干燥。)

If you are not in a small group, you are skating on thin ice and you don’t know when you might fall through.(如果你没有在一个小集体里，那么，你的生活将会如履薄冰，你不知道何时会落入水中。)

No matter what deal you have going on, assume it will fall through.(所以不管你此刻在谈什么合同，都先假定它会签不下来的吧。)