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fall through

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fall through
[for something, such as plans] to fail. Our party for next Saturday fell through. I hope our plans don't fall through.
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fall through something

to fall and break through something. One of the skaters fell through the thin ice. A number of hailstones fell through the roof of the greenhouse.
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fall through
to not happen Our plans for the weekend fell through.
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