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

• This would be the biggest year-on-year fall for more than 60 years.
  这可能是逾60年来最大幅度的同比下降。
• But you do seem to fall for Lucy.
  但是你好像和露丝很好。
• I can't believe you would fall for that old trick.
  我不相信你会上那老把戏的当。
• 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。
• I guess I could never get him fall for me.
  我猜我是永远也没办法让他爱上俺了。呜呜。
• 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。
• He's apt to fall for flattery.
  他爱听奉承话。
• 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？
• Sometimes, the more you hide your feelings for someone, the more you fall for them.
  有时候，你越隐藏你对一个人的感觉，让你陷得越深。
• And the girl will instantly fall for you.
  女孩子一定会马上爱上你。