caerle bien

caerle bien(
kah
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ehr
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leh
 
byehn
)
A transitive verb phrase is a phrase that combines a verb with a preposition or other particle and requires a direct object (e.g., take out the trash.).
transitive verb phrase
a. to like
A tu padre no le cae bien tu novio. - Mamá, ¡ni siquiera lo conoce!Your father doesn't like your boyfriend. - Mom, he doesn't even know him!
a. to agree
Mi mujer solo tomará una ensalada, el pollo frito no le cae muy bien.My wife will have just a salad. Fried chicken doesn't agree with her.
b. to go down well
Sé que no querías ofender, pero tu comentario no le cayó bien a Tina.I know you meant no harm, but your comment didn't go down well with Tina.
c. to suit
Este abrigo le cae a Ray a la perfección.This coat suits Ray just perfectly.
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