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@NNC: Does one talk about projects falling to the ground?
@TC[jpn]: How about:
"Our project failed."
"Our project fell through."
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--responding to @needs native check--
as about the only google results out of the 13 I found are pointing to dictionaries that use the Tanaka corpus I think we can safely say it's not used.
I suggest relinking sentences to "our project failed".
Not OK?
This is a grammatical English sentence. Someone could say it, but probably nobody does.
It's an exact semantic match for "Our project collapsed."
Hoho: it reads like a translation of that into Basic English.
"Fell through" is a perfect match to "провалился."
OK
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Our project fell to the ground.
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Our project collapsed.
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