| 释义 |
●ˌfall ˈinto sth1. to begin to be in a particular state 进入（某种状态）◆He fell into a deep sleep.
他沉睡过去。◆The tramway fell into disuse in the 1920s.
20 世纪 20 年代，有轨电车被弃用。◆We mustn’t fall into this error (= make this mistake).
我们绝不能犯这个错。◆He’s fallen into arrears with the rent (= he is late in paying it).
他拖欠了租金。OBJ disuse, disrepair2. to begin to do sth or become involved in sth 开始做；参与◆I fell into the habit of having a nap after dinner.
我养成了晚饭后小睡的习惯。◆She fell into conversation with her neighbour.
她和邻居聊上了。OBJ the habit of…, conversation3. to be able to be divided into sth 可分成◆Computer viruses fall into three broad categories.
计算机病毒可分为三大类。OBJ two groups, three categories, etc.4. to belong to a particular group or class 属于（某团体或类别）◆Only 25% of people fall into this group.
只有 25% 的人属于该群体。OBJ category, group, class, etc.[v + prep] |