Significado: hurdle 
hur·dle || 'hɜrdl /'hɜːdl n. obstáculo, cañizo, dificultad, impedimento, zarzo v. cercar con vallas, vallar
fall at the first hurdle Idioma
fall at the aboriginal hurdle
To abort to achieve some assignment or ambition at the actual alpha of the attempt. John had his business plan all laid out, but he fell at the aboriginal hurdle back the coffer banned to admission him a loan.Learn more: fall, first, hurdle
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fall fall (a)foul fall (a)foul of (someone or something) fall (flat) on (one's)/its face fall (squarely) on (someone's) shoulders fall (up)on (someone or something) fall aboard of (someone or something) fall about fall about laughing fall about the place fall about the place (laughing) fall about with laughter fall all over fall all over (one) fall all over (oneself) fall all over oneself fall among (a group) fall apart fall apart at the seams fall asleep fall asleep at the switch fall asleep at the wheel fall at fall at (one's) feet fall at the final hurdle fall at the first hurdle fall at the last hurdle fall away fall away toward fall away toward (something) fall back fall back on fall back on (someone or something) fall back upon (someone or something) fall behind fall behind in (something) fall behind on (something) fall behind with (something) fall below fall below (something) fall beneath fall beneath (something) fall between fall between (two things) fall between the cracks fall between two stools fall by fall by (some amount) fall by the wayside fall by the wayside, to fall down
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