A dime a dozen tiqilib yotibdi, bir tiyinga qimmat New York camera stores are a dime a dozen Plsatic toys like this are a dime a dozen a walk in the park

Fair and square haqqoniy, halol, g'irromchiliksiz.

1. 
   Ifyou think, the game was not fair and square why did notyou in form judges that time?
   
2. 
   If you want to win public re spect, you must act fair and square before them.
   

Fair to middling chidasa bo'ladi, o'rtacha, yaxshi ham emas, yo mon ham emas.
1. The movie was fair to middling but if I had choice, I would not watch it any more.
2. How is your feeling? Can not complain, fair to middling.
Fairweather friend (fig) hammasi yaxshiligida birga bo'ladi gan, kulfatda esa tashlab ketadigan do'st, soxta do'st.

1. 
   They are all fairweather friends where are they now when you are in trouble ?
   
2. 
   Adhere to my words. The fair weather friends will he with you only when you are happy and we althy hut when your wealth aban dons you, your friends will do the same thing with you.
   

Fall by the wayside (fig) yarim yo'lda qo'l siltamoq, safdan erta chiqmoq, oxiriga yetkazmay tashlab ketmoq.

1. 
   At the beginning of the course, there were 18 students and from year to year students began to fall by the wayside one by one.
   
2. 
   Lack of persistence will result to many people in falling hy the way side at the middle ofproject.
   

Fall head over heels in love with bor vujudi bilan yaxshi ko'rmoq, juda qattiq yaxshi ko'r moq, boshdanoyoq sevib qol moq.

1. 
   John fell head over heels in love with herat first sight andgot mar ried to her.
   
2. 
   He is thinking only about her all day long, I think he has fallen head over heels in love with her.
   

Fall into a/the trap (lit) (1) qopqonga ilinmoq, qo'lga tush moq (2) (fig) aldanmoq, laqqa tushmoq.

1. 
   It is not easy to get a fox fallen into a trap, it is much more clever animal.
   
2. 
   J fell into the trap by giving him my last money in my pocket.