fall for

英 [fɔːl fɔː(r)]

美 [fɔːl fɔːr]

迷恋; 爱上; 被…倾倒; 上…的当; 受…的骗; 对…信以为真

英英释义

verb

• fall in love with
  1. She fell for the man from Brazil
• be deceived, duped, or entrapped by
  1. He fell for her charms
  2. He fell for the con man's story

双语例句

• We must not fall for this kind of trick.
  我们一定不能上这个诡计的当。
• But company disapprobation, both sides does not fall for this conflict.
  但公司不答应，双方为此争执不下。
• Or we fall for the fallacies that other people offer us.
  或者我们陷入其他人提供的谬论。
• You swore you'd never fall for another April Fool's Day prank.
  你发誓再也不能在愚人节这天被整了。
• Terry Benedict: Think he ''''s gonna fall for this?
  特里·本尼迪克特：想象一下他可能会因为这个而垮台？
• I believe I've found someone and I'm beginning to fall for him, likewise he's feeling the same way too.
  我相信找到了意中人，开始对他倾心了，而他也一样，也深爱着我。
• How could you fall for such an obvious trick?
  你怎么会对这么明显的诡计信以为真？
• The temperature continued to fall for a short time, but no ice was formed.
  在短时间内，温度连续下降，但是没有结冰。
• She actually thought that I was gonna fall for you.
  她居然以为我会爱上你。
• We expect to be attracted to the unknown, but are most likely to fall for the known.
  我们也许会被陌生人吸引，但是最有可能爱上认识的人。