take a tumble 成语
rough and tumble
stumble along
He stumbled along the muddy road．他在泥泞路上蹒跚而行。
We stumbled along the broken path，fearful of tripping up．我们在一条凹凸不平的小道上踉踉跄跄，生怕跌倒。
stumble over
She speaks English so well that she never stumbles over her words．她英语讲得很好，从不结结巴巴的。
stumble across
Idiom(s): stumble across someone or something AND stumble into sb or sth stumble on sb or sthTheme: DISCOVERY
to find someone or something, usually by accident.
• I stumbled across an interesting book yesterday when I was shopping.
• Guess who I stumbled into at the library yesterday?
• I stumbled on a real bargain at the bookstore last week.
rough-and-tumble
Idiom(s): rough-and-tumbleTheme: ACTIVITY
rough; overly active. (In reference to physical activity.)
• The game got sort of rough-and-tumble, so I stopped playing.
• Jane runs with a rough-and-tumble crowd that's always involved in some sort of sport.
stumble into stumble on
Idiom(s): stumble across someone or something AND stumble into sb or sth stumble on sb or sthTheme: DISCOVERY
to find someone or something, usually by accident.
• I stumbled across an interesting book yesterday when I was shopping.
• Guess who I stumbled into at the library yesterday?
• I stumbled on a real bargain at the bookstore last week.
A stumble may prevent a fall.
Correcting a small mistake may help you to avoid making a bigger one.The rough and tumble
The rough and tumble refers to areas of life like business, sports, politics, etc, where competition is hard and people will take any advantage that they can.rough-and-tumble|rough|tumble
1. n. Very rough, hard fighting or arguing that does not follow any rules. There was a rough-and-tumble on the street last night between some soldiers and sailors. Many people don't like the rough-and-tumble of politics. 2. adj. Fighting or arguing in a very rough and reckless way; struggling hard; not following rules or laws. It took strong men to stay alive in the rough-and-tumble life of the western frontier.stumble across|stumble
v. phr. To encounter a person or thing, mostly by accident. I gave up looking for my old hat when I accidentally stumbled across it in a dark corner of the closet.take a tumble
1. To abatement aback to the ground, about from barrier or tripping. I took a bit of a tumble walking home aftermost night, appropriately the bruises.2. To ache a abrupt abatement or decline, as of profits, health, quality, etc. The amount of shares in the tech behemothic took a tumble on Tuesday afterwards it emerged that they had been manipulating sales abstracts over the aftermost bristles years. My ancestor has been accomplishing appreciably able-bodied in his action with cancer, but he has taken a tumble in the aftermost few days.Learn more: take, tumble
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