to tumble; to fall; fig. to suffer a reverse (in politics or business)

to fall; to drop

variant of 跌跤[die1 jiao1]

to fall in price

(coll.) to lose face

(of a stock price) to fall to the daily lower limit (resulting in a suspension of trade in the stock)

to drop involuntarily into a seated position

uninhibited; free and unconstrained; rhythmical

falling stock prices; bear market

decline (in value); extent of a drop

to tumble; to stumble and fall

to fall and fracture (a leg, vertebra etc)

drop of height in waterway; staircase of waterfalls

(of a market index etc) to fall below (a given level); to be injured or damaged as a result of a fall

to fall to

variant of 跌宕[die1 dang4]

to stamp one's foot (in anger)

to fall down; to take a fall

to fall into; to dip below a certain level

falling prices; bear market

daily lower limit on the price of a stock

liniment

to be taken aback

flowing (of prose); free

injury such as contusion, sprain or fracture from falling, blow etc

(fig.) to be astounded

lit. stamping and beating the chest (idiom); fig. angry or stressed about sth

to hit rock bottom (idiom)

to stagger along

stumbling along

to dodder along