Simba fought for justice and the Circle of Life.
The scentence about “The Lion King”.
prep 1. showing the purpose or use of something ○ This plastic bag is for the apples. ○ What’s that key for? □ what did she say that for? why did she say that? □ for example, for instance to mention one thing among many ○ Some animals, for example polar bears, are not used to hot weather. 2. showing why something is given ○ What did you get for your birthday? ○ What shall we buy her for Christmas? 3. showing the person who receives something ○ There was no mail for you this morning. ○ I’m making a cup of tea for my mother. 4. showing how long something happens ○ He has gone to France for two days. ○ We’ve been waiting here for hours. 5. showing distance ○ You can see for miles from the top of the hill. ○ The motorway goes for kilometres without any service stations. 6. showing where someone or something is going ○ Is this the plane for Edinburgh? ○ When is the next bus for Oxford Circus? 7. in exchange for something ○ She gave me £10 for the silver spoon. ○ That old computer is no use – I wouldn’t give you anything for it. 8. in support of; in order to get ○ We’re striking for higher pay. 9. in the place of someone ○ Can you write this letter for me? 10. with the purpose of ○ to go for a walk ○ He was running for the bus. ○ All these items are for sale.
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