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fall over

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fall over
to topple over and fall down. The fence fell over and dented the car. I felt faint and almost fell over.
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fall over someone or something

to stumble over someone or something. Sam came into the house and fell over a kitchen chair. Walter fell over Roger, who was napping on the floor.
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fall over yourself to do something   (British, American & Australian) also fall all over yourself to do something (American)
to be very eager to do something (usually in continuous tenses) They were falling over themselves to be helpful.
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