hook line and sinker

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The phrase "hook, line, and sinker" is an idiom that means someone has completely and unquestioningly believed or accepted something, often in a way that suggests they were easily deceived. It originates from fishing, where the "hook" is the device used to catch the fish, the "line" is the string attached to the hook, and the "sinker" is a weight used to sink the hook deeper into the water. When a fish takes the bait, it swallows the hook, line, and sinker entirely, symbolizing total acceptance or gullibility.
The idiom is often used to describe situations where someone has been thoroughly convinced or tricked, such as:
- "He fell for her story hook, line, and sinker. "
- "The scammer's scheme was so convincing that they believed it hook, line, and sinker. "
It emphasizes the idea of being fully taken in or deceived without any skepticism.

She believed his excuse for being late hook, line, and sinker.
Without hesitation or reservation, he fell for the story hook, line, and sinker.
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توجه؛
The phrase “hook, line, and sinker” is used to emphasize that someone has been completely and unquestionably fooled or deceived. It is often used in a negative context to describe someone who has been tricked or forced into a situation completely.
عبارت مزبور برای تأکید بر اینکه فردی کاملاً و بدون شک فریب یا گول خورده است استفاده می شود. اغلب در یک زمینه منفی، برای توصیف کسی که فریب خورده یا به طور کامل مجبور به وارد شدن به یک موقعیت شده استفاده می شود.