to fall in love meaning?

Question

What's the meaning of "to fall in love" idiom? Please give me some examples!

Answer 1

 

Idiom Conjugations:

 

Answer 2

Gerund Form of the Idiom:

Falling in love can be an exciting experience.
 

Answer 3

Idiom Usage:

 
When this idiom is used in the:

• first person plural (we)
• second person plural (you all)
• third person plural (they)

it can be automatically reflexive.  For example:

We fell in love (with each other).  It is not necessary to add (with each other) to convey the meaning of "with each other".  It is optional to add (with each other).

or

We fell in love with the cruise ship we vacationed on.
 

When this idiom is used in the:

• first person singular (I)
• second person singular (you)
• third person singular (he / she)

it is possible to imply "with" who or what if the who or what is unknown.  For example

I fell in love.  I fell in love with something or someone.  In this case the something or someone is unknown but implied to exist.
I fell in love with you.   Now we know who or what the unknown something or someone is.
 

Answer 4

Idiom Scenario 2:

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Sam went on a trip to Nepal last year.  He had always been fascinated by the culture and people and geography of Nepal.  Within the first three hours that Sam was in Nepal,...

he fell in love with the country.

Sam loved the smells, the wonderful vistas, the people and the food almost instantly.

Answer 5

Idiom Scenario 1:

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When Ned and Grace first met each other, they did not really like each other.  As they spent more and more time together they discovered that they shared many interests in common.  They grew to like each other very much until one day, they discovered that they had...

fallen in love with one another.

Answer 6

Idiom Definition:

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"to fall in love (with someone)"

the process of beginning to love someone

"to fall in love (with something)"

to have strong feelings or attraction to an activity, place or thing
 

Synonyms:
ardor, attraction, crave, craving, crush, cupid, cupidity, fancy, fervor, frenzy, hunger, infatuation, liking, love, lust, passion, rapture, urge, yearning
 
 
This woman is literally falling in love. - - - - ->