fall through

英 [fɔːl θruː]

美 [fɔːl θruː]

（安排、计划、交易等）落空，没有落实

柯林斯词典

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

verb

I think that after bubble economy fall through isn't what bad affair to citizen.
我认为，泡沫经济破灭之后，对国民来说并不是什么坏事情。
I was walking along the road next to the river when I saw a little girl fall through the ice.
我正沿着河边的路走着，突然我看见一位小姑娘掉进冰里。
So I second summer vacation will fall through.
所以我第二个暑假都将落空。
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。
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？
Plans fall through for lack of deliberation;
缺乏考虑，计划必要失败；
Charities and churches are also trying to catch people that fall through the flimsy government safety net.
慈善机构和教堂也在努力帮助单薄的政府保障网络下的漏网之民。
In that case, this month's plan is bound to fall through.
这样一来，本月的计划就要泡汤了。
His fall through the ceiling only added insult to injury.
他从天而降只加重了伤势。
Even then, 30-40% of the transactions fall through because the seller cannot secure a gun, gets cold feet or cannot agree on a location for the deal.
即便如此，仍会有30-40%的交易会化为泡影，其原因就在于卖方不能确保提供枪支，临阵退缩或者对交易地点不能达成一致。