Dave and I had a falling-out .
戴夫和我闹翻了。
1.堕落
1.an occasion when you have a disagreement with someone
1.Pincer and Shock Trooper ships were falling out of the sky like ducks on a bad day at the marsh.
螯击机和突击骑兵机像倒霉日中沼泽地的野鸭子一样纷纷从天上掉下来。
2.Meanwhile, the Kremlin and Gazprom had a very public falling out with several of the business 'oligarchs' who backed Yanukovych.
与此同时，克里姆林宫和俄罗斯天然气公司甚至为几个“寡头”谁来支持亚努科维奇而在公共场合闹翻。
3.But if Islamabad is worried about falling out with Washington and hopes to get more out of Beijing, it may be in for disappointment.
但是如果伊斯兰堡担心与华盛顿关系破裂，又想从北京得到什么的话，那它就会失望了。
4.Unfortunately. . . she and I had a little bit of a falling out.
不幸的是，她和我以前有点冲突。
5.After a falling out with many of his fellow smugglers, Solo was left stuck on Tatooine with a hefty debt and hunters on his tail.
在与许多走私者同党发生一次争执之后，汉被困在塔图因，屁股后面拖着一大笔债和一大帮追杀他的赏金猎人。
6.I had a falling out with my boss and he left the company.
我跟我老板吵翻了，他离开了公司
7.That's one of the reasons we sort of had a falling out for a few years.
所以这也是有几年，我们之间有点了闹翻的原因。
8.The Dutch striker is looking to leave Old Trafford after falling out of favour with Sir Alex Ferguson towards the end of last season.
荷兰射手期待离开老特拉福德，自从上赛季末失去阿莱克斯·弗格森爵士的信任之后。
9.Thousands of people began to call in, swamping the 911 dispatchers with reports of sonic booms and metal falling out of the sky.
数以千计的人们把911的电话都打爆了，争相报告声爆以及天上坠落的金属。
10.If you're not doing it at least once every month or two, there's a good chance you're falling out of touch.
如果每一两个月你没有像这样至少做过一次，很有可能你已经和读者失去了联系。