to fall for someone = to fall in love: "He always falls for the wrong types!"(與某人墜入愛河（也寫作tofallinlove）：“他總是愛錯了人！”)

How could Tyler not fall for that.(泰勒怎么可能不喜歡這些呢。)

But are these not the lovable characteristics that made you fall for us in the first place?(可是這不就是讓你們對我們一見鐘情的可愛特點之一嗎？)

You didn't fall for that old story, did you?(你沒被那老把戲給騙了吧？)

Gold prices can fall for years, even decades, in real terms.(按實際價格計算，金價的下跌可以持續(xù)幾年甚至是幾十年。)

Or we fall for the fallacies that other people offer us.(或者我們陷入其他人提供的謬論。)

Inflation would continue to fall for most of the next 20 years.(通貨膨脹還在那以后的20年中持續(xù)下跌。)

You must think I'm pretty stupid to fall for that line. It takes a lot more guts to do your own thing.(你肯定會認為我太笨了，就為了這句話喝了酒。但做自己想做的事情需要很大的勇氣。)

It's even easier to see how self-employed people fall for this happiness killer.(自由職業(yè)者更容易上這種幸福殺手的當(dāng)。)

But more and more young people fall for coffee.(但是現(xiàn)在越來越多的人喜歡上咖啡了。)