外國人日常短語 第670期:fall on
fall on 倒在……上，（生日，紀(jì)念日等）是哪一天
表示倒在……上，倒向某人等，可以表示人“倒在……上方”或事物“倒在……上”。也可以用來比喻“紀(jì)念日是哪一天”或責(zé)任“歸咎于某人”等。
例句：
I can't believe you laughed when I fell on the ice.
真不敢相信，我滑倒在冰面時你居然笑我。
I fell on the floor this morning.
我今天早上倒在了地上。
My birthday will fall on a Sunday this year.
我今年的生日是星期六。
Why does that responsibility always fall on us?
為什么那個責(zé)任總要?dú)w結(jié)到我們頭上？
He suddenly lost his balance and fell on his back.
他突然失去了平衡，向后倒去。
The lunar new year falls on a different day each year.
農(nóng)歷春節(jié)每年都不會在同一天。
對話：
A: What day will you celebrate your birthday?
你哪天慶祝生日？
B: It's going to fall on a Friday this year.
今年應(yīng)該是星期五。
A: A pile of books fell on me when I was working.
在我工作的時候，摞書掉了下來，砸到了我。
B: Oh, dear. Did you get hurt by them?
哦，天啊，你受傷沒？
A: Did the kids enjoy going skating?
孩子們喜歡滑冰嗎？
B: Yeah. They had fun but they fell on their backs a lot.
是的，他們玩得非常開心，不過總會滑倒。
