
What do foreigners think when Vietnamese people speak English?
Tumble
Word OriginMiddle English (as a verb, also in the sense ‘dance with contortions’): from Middle Low German tummelen; compare with Old English tumbian ‘to dance’. The sense was probably influenced by Old French tomber ‘to fall’. The noun, first in the sense ‘tangled mass’, dates from the mid 17th cent.
noun
sudden fall; collapse, tumbling
the bed is all tumbled
to tumble someone's hair
the house is going to tumble down
acrobatics
the waves came tumbling on the shore
chaos, disorder, disorder
to tumble about all night
journalize
fall, collapse, tumble
the bed is all tumbled
to tumble someone's hair
the house is going to tumble down
wave
the waves came tumbling on the shore
tossing and turning
to tumble about all night
to fall downwards, often hitting the ground several times, but usually without serious injury; to make somebody/something fall in this way
to fall suddenly and in a dramatic way
to fall rapidly in value or amount
to move or fall somewhere in a relaxed or noisy way, or with a lack of control
to perform acrobatics on the floor, especially somersaults (= a jump in which you turn over completely in the air)
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