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The difference between 摔 (shuāi) and 掉 (diào) is that 摔 (shuāi) specifically refers to falling or dropping something with force or impact, while 掉 (diào) generally refers to dropping or falling without emphasizing the force or impact.
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1. 坠落 (zhuìluò): to fall, drop, plunge
2. 摔倒 (shuāidǎo): to fall down, topple over
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It is appropriate to use "摔" (shuāi) when referring to a physical action of falling or being thrown. For example, "他摔倒了" (tā shuāi dǎo le) means "He fell down". It can also be used to describe a physical action of throwing something, such as "他把书摔到地上" (tā bǎ shū shuāi dào dì shàng) which means "He threw the book onto the ground".
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1. 跌 (diē): to fall, slip, or stumble.
2. 扔 (rēng): to throw or cast.
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We have added the suggested word to our dictionary: 摔跤 r/s [v] trip and fall; (metaphor) make a blunder
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