because; since:he felt guilty, for he knew that he bore a share of responsibility for Fanny’s death
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1in support of or in favour of (a person or policy):troops who had fought for Napoleonthey voted for independence in a referendum
2affecting, with regard to, or in respect of:she is responsible for the efficient running of their departmentthe demand for money
3on behalf of or to the benefit of:I got a present for youthese parents aren’t speaking for everyone
employed by:she is a tutor for the Open University
4having (the thing mentioned) as a purpose or function:networks for the exchange of informationthe necessary tools for making a picture frame
5having (the thing mentioned) as a reason or cause:Aileen is proud of her family for their supportI could dance and sing for joy
6having (the place mentioned) as a destination:they are leaving for London tomorrow
7representing (the thing mentioned):the ‘F’ is for Fascinating
8in place of or in exchange for:will you swap these two bottles for that one?
charged as (a price):copies are available for £1.20
9in relation to the expected norm of:she was tall for her ageit’s quite warm for this time of year
10indicating the length of (a period of time):he was jailed for 12 yearsI haven’t seen him for some time
11indicating the extent of (a distance):he crawled for 300 yards
12indicating an occasion in a series:the camcorder failed for the third time
be for it
British informal be in imminent danger of punishment or other trouble.
do something for one's country (or England etc.)
British informal used to indicate that someone does or can do the specified activity with great enthusiasm or tirelessness:you eating for England, Barry?
for Africa
South African informal in huge numbers or quantities; galore:I’ve got homework for Africa