Fall for (someone) : To fall in love with someone
He fell for her the moment he saw her.
Fall back (on) :To rely on something as a last resort or backup.
If I can't find a job, I might fall back on my savings.
Fall in :To collapse inward or form a line or formation.
The old building finally fell in after years of neglect.
Fall out: a. To have a disagreement or argument.
They fell out over a trivial issue and stopped speaking to each other.
b. To unintentionally drop an object Her credit card fell out of her pocket.
Fall through :To fail to happen or be completed as planned.
Our plans to go on a trip fell through due to bad weather.
Figure out :To understand or solve something
She finally figured out the solution to the puzzle.
Find out: To discover or obtain information.
I need to find out what time the meeting starts.
Full length : extending to or showing the complete length
a full-length mirror
- of the original length; not abridged
Fill in (for someone) : To do someone else’s job temporarily
Can you fill in for me while I’m on vacation?
Fall apart : To stop working or break into pieces
The old chair fell apart when I sat on it.
Fall down : To collapse or fall to the ground
The little girl tripped and fell down the stairs.
Fall off : To decline in quality or quantity
Sales fell off during the holiday season.
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