Caerse (Reflexive):
To fall, To fall down, To fall over, To fall off, To fall out, To drop
Caer bien/mal can be used somewhat like the verb gustar (me gusta: I like), usually when referring to people:
Me cae bien: It/He/She gives me a positive feeling. However, me gusta el profesor could mean, I like (a crush or romantic attraction) the teacher. Me cae bien el profesor, is probably a better way to express that you just like someone.
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Caer al suelo
Caer en cama
Caer enfermo
Caer una maldición
Caer una tormenta
Caerse de miedo
Dejar caer
Dejarse caer
Estar al caer
Hacer caer
Ella me cae muy bien.
No me cae bien la gente que es pedante
Ella se cayó justo cuando yo llegue
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To fall to the ground
To become ill
To become ill
To be a curse on, Cursed
To storm, To be stormy
To be terrified
To drop, let fall
To let oneself go/fall
To be about to fall/happen/arrive
To knock down/over/off
I get along with her very well
I don't like pretentious people
She fell down just when I arrived
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