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What did you have for lunch？你午饭吃什么？
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前往（某地）：
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I bought a ticket for Milan．我买了一张去米兰的车票。
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The ship was for Liverpool．这艘船是开往利物浦的。
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I start for San Francisco tomorrow．我明天去旧金山。
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表示时间长度：
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For a short time he was an ambassador to France．有一小段时间他是驻法大使。
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He lived at Danvers Street for two months．他在丹佛街住了两个月。
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I have known her for a long time．我认识她很久了。
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表示距离：
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For miles and miles you see nothing but trees．在很多英里内，你看到的只是树。
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That afternoon we walked for twenty miles．那天下午我们走了20英里路。
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I followed him for some distance．我跟着他走了一段路。
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（引起短语作表语）赞成，主张：
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Are you for the idea or against it？你赞成还是反对这个想法？
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Robert was for cutting down the cost of production．罗伯特主张降低生产成本。
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The organization was for an independent Ireland．这个组织主张爱尔兰独立。
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引起短语表示不定式逻辑上的主语：
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It would be best for you to write to him．最好是你给他写信。
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The simplest thing is for him to resign at once．最简单的办法是他立即辞职。
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He stood aside for her to pass．他站到一边让她过去。
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△for还可用作连词，表示“因为”：
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The days were short, for it was now December．白天很短，因为现在已经是12月。
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He shook his head, for he thought differently．他摇了摇头，因为他有不同想法。
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这种用法主要出现在书面语中，一般都有逗号把它和前面的分句分开，对前面情况进行解释。
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