keel over
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phr. v.Phrasal VerbTo fall over suddenly, especially because you are ill or weak
He suddenly keeled over during the ceremony.
v.i.Intransitive VerbTo turn over, especially a boat
The boat nearly keeled over in the storm.
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研究者だけど「中世ヨーロッパ」について質問ある？| Tech Support | WIRED Japan
- The rate of infant mortality skews lifespan averages in the Middle Ages so that it looks like totally healthy people are walking around at age 35, they keel over and die.
The rate of infant mortality skews lifespan averages in the Middle Ages so that it looks like totally healthy people are walking around at age 35, they keel over and die.
- The rate of infant mortality skews lifespan averages in the Middle Ages so that it looks like totally healthy people are walking around at age 35 that keel over and die.
The rate of infant mortality skews lifespan averages in the Middle Ages so that it looks like totally healthy people are walking around at age 35 that keel over and die.
See behind the scenes of an unusual family home, Brancepeth Castle
- and the whole tower started to keel over,
and the whole tower started to keel over,
- Patterson didn't get his foundations right and the whole tower started to keel over.
Patterson didn't get his foundations right and the whole tower started to keel over.