What does "fall out" mean?

To have a serious argument and stop being friends When a relationship breaks down due to disagreement. More serious than a simple argument.

How do you use "fall out" in a sentence?

They fell out over money. We fell out years ago and haven't spoken since. The brothers fell out after their father died.

Phrasal Verb BritishAmericanAustralian ★★★★☆ Common Neutral

Meaning: To have a serious argument and stop being friends

发生严重争执后断绝关系

Tener una discusión seria y dejar de ser amigos

深刻な口論をして友達でなくなる

심하게 다투고 절교하다

When a relationship breaks down due to disagreement. More serious than a simple argument.

因意见不合而关系破裂。比普通争吵更严重。

Cuando una relación se rompe debido a un desacuerdo. Más grave que una simple discusión.

意見の相違により関係が壊れること。単なる口論よりも深刻。

의견 충돌로 인해 관계가 깨지는 것을 의미한다. 단순한 말다툼보다 더 심각한 상황이다.

Base verb: fall

Particle: out

Separable: No — the verb and particle stay together

They fell out over money.
他们因为钱闹翻了
Se pelearon por dinero
彼らはお金のことで仲違いした
그들은 돈 문제로 사이가 틀어졌어요.
We fell out years ago and haven't spoken since.
我们多年前闹翻了，从那以后就没说过话
Nos peleamos hace años y no hemos hablado desde entonces
何年も前に仲違いして以来、話していない
몇 년 전에 사이가 틀어져서 그 후로 말을 안 해요.
The brothers fell out after their father died.
兄弟俩在父亲去世后闹翻了
Los hermanos se pelearon después de que murió su padre
兄弟は父親が亡くなった後、仲違いした
형제는 아버지가 돌아가신 후 사이가 틀어졌어요.

Context: conflict, relationships

Tone: serious

From falling away from someone.

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal