fall in love (third-person singular simple present falls in love , present participle falling in love , simple past fell in love , past participle fallen in love )
( intransitive , of a person, animate object following “with”) To come to have feelings of love , particularly romantic love.
I fell in love with him the moment I first saw him.
Have you ever fallen in love ?
1975 , Brian Potter, Dennis Lambert (lyrics and music), “It Only Takes a Minute”, in In the City , performed by Tavares :It only takes a minute girl / To fall in love
2019 , Cavetown (lyrics and music), “Home”[2] :Often, I am upset / That I cannot fall in love , but I guess / This avoids the stress of falling out of it
( intransitive , reciprocal ) To come to have feelings of love towards each other.
They met, fell in love , got married, and lived happily ever after.
2017 , Ed Sheeran (lyrics and music), “Perfect ”:'Cause we were just kids when we fell in love Not knowing what it was I will not give you up this time.
( intransitive , of a person, inanimate object following "with") To come to have feelings of intense liking directed at another person or a thing .
I have just fallen in love with Rome!
to come to have feelings of love
Albanian: dashurohem (sq)
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Arabic: وَقَعَ فِي حُبّ ( waqaʕa fī ḥubb )
Hijazi Arabic: عِشِق ( ʕišig ) , حَبّ ( ḥabb )
Armenian: սիրահարվել (hy) ( siraharvel )
Azerbaijani: aşiq olmaq , vurulmaq
Belarusian: улюбля́цца impf ( uljubljácca ) , улюбі́цца pf ( uljubícca ) , закаха́цца pf ( zakaxácca ) , палюбі́ць pf ( paljubícʹ )
Bulgarian: влю́бвам се impf ( vljúbvam se ) , влю́бя се pf ( vljúbja se )
Burmese: ရည်ငံ (my) ( ranyngam )
Catalan: enamorar-se (ca)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 愛上 / 爱上 (zh) ( àishàng ) , 掉入愛河之中 / 掉入爱河之中 ( diàorù ài hé zhīzhōng ) , 墮入情網 / 堕入情网 ( duòrù qíngwǎng ) , 鍾情 / 钟情 (zh) ( zhōngqíng )
Czech: zamilovat se pf
Danish: forelske sig i , blive forelsket i
Dutch: verliefd worden , verlieven (nl)
Esperanto: enamiĝi , ekami (eo)
Estonian: armuma (et)
Finnish: rakastua (fi)
French: tomber amoureux (fr) m , tomber amoureuse f , s’amouracher (fr)
German: sich verlieben (de)
Greek: ερωτεύομαι (el) ( erotévomai )
Hebrew: הִתְאַהֵב (he) ( hit'ahév )
Hindi: प्यार में पड़ना ( pyār mẽ paṛnā )
Hungarian: beleszeret (hu) , szerelmes lesz
Icelandic: verða ástfanginn (is)
Ido: ameskar (io)
Indonesian: jatuh cinta (id)
Italian: innamorarsi (it)
Japanese: 好きになる ( すきになる, suki ni naru ) , 惚れる (ja) ( ほれる, horeru ) , 恋に落ちる ( こいにおちる, koi ni ochiru )
Kazakh: ғашық болу ( ğaşyq bolu )
Khmer: ធ្លាក់ ក្នុង អន្លង់ ស្នេហ៍ ( thlĕək knong ʼɑnlŭəng snae )
Korean: 사랑에 빠지다 ( sarang'e ppajida ) , 반하다 (ko) ( banhada ) , 사랑하게 되다 ( saranghage doeda )
Kyrgyz: сүйүп калуу (ky) ( süyüp kaluu ) , ашык болуу (ky) ( aşık boluu )
Latin: exardesco , amorem ardeo
Latvian: iemīlēties
Lithuanian: pamilti
Macedonian: се вљубува impf ( se vljubuva ) , се вљуби pf ( se vljubi ) , се заљубува impf ( se zaljubuva ) , се заљуби pf ( se zaljubi ) , засакува impf ( zasakuva ) , засака pf ( zasaka )
Norwegian: forelske
Persian: عاشق شدن (fa) ( 'âšeq šodan )
Polish: zakochiwać się impf , zakochać się (pl) pf
Portuguese: apaixonar-se , enamorar -se
Romanian: (se) îndrăgosti (ro)
Russian: влюбля́ться (ru) impf ( vljubljátʹsja ) , влюби́ться (ru) pf ( vljubítʹsja ) , полюби́ть (ru) pf ( poljubítʹ )
Scottish Gaelic: gabh gaol
Serbo-Croatian: zavoljeti (sh) pf
Cyrillic: заљубљи́вати се impf , заљу́бити се pf
Roman: zaljubljívati se (sh) impf , zaljúbiti se (sh) pf
Slovak: zamilovať sa pf
Slovene: zaljubiti se pf
Spanish: enamorarse (es) , embullarse (es) ( crazily, Honduras )
Swedish: bli kär , förälska sig (sv)
Tajik: ошиқ шудан ( ošiq šudan ) , шайдо шудан ( šaydo šudan )
Telugu: ప్రేమలోపడు ( prēmalōpaḍu )
Thai: ตกหลุมรัก ( dtòk-lǔm-rák ) , หลงรัก ( lǒng-rák )
Tibetan: སེམས་ཤོར ( sems shor )
Turkish: âşık olmak (tr) , vurulmak (tr)
Turkmen: aşyk bolmak
Ukrainian: зако́хуватися impf ( zakóxuvatysja ) , закоха́тися pf ( zakoxátysja ) , полюби́ти pf ( poljubýty )
Urdu: پیار میں پڑنا ( pyār mẽ paṛnā ) , محبت میں پڑنا ( muhabbat mẽ paṛnā )
Uyghur: كۆيۈپ قالماق ( köyüp qalmaq )
Uzbek: oshiq boʻlmoq , sevib qolmoq
Vietnamese: phải lòng (vi) , đổ (vi)
to come to have feelings of love towards each other
Albanian: dashurohem (sq)
Bulgarian: влю́бвам се impf ( vljúbvam se ) , влю́бя се pf ( vljúbja se )
Czech: zamilovat se
Danish: forelske sig i , blive forelsket i
Dutch: verliefd worden , verlieven (nl)
Esperanto: enamiĝi
Finnish: rakastua (fi)
French: tomber amoureux (fr) m , tomber amoureuse f
German: sich verlieben (de)
Greek: ερωτεύομαι (el) ( erotévomai )
Hungarian: egymásba szeret
Ido: ameskar (io)
Italian: innamorarsi (it)
Japanese: 好きになる ( すきになる, suki ni naru )
Latin: exardesco , amorem ardeo
Polish: zakochać się (pl)
Portuguese: apaixonar-se , enamorar-se (pt)
Romanian: (se) îndrăgosti (ro) , (se) înamora (ro)
Russian: влюбля́ться (ru) impf ( vljubljátʹsja ) , влюби́ться (ru) pf ( vljubítʹsja )
Slovene: zaljubiti se
Spanish: enamorarse (es) , amartelarse (es)
Swedish: bli kära , förälska sig (sv)
Telugu: ప్రేమలోపడు ( prēmalōpaḍu )
to come to have feelings of intense liking
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