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fall into a trap

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fall into a trap 
1. Lit. to get caught in a trap. The tiger fell into a trap and leapt out again immediately. The boys tried to get a squirrel to fall into a trap, but squirrels are too clever.
2. and fall into the trap; fall into someone's trap Fig. to become caught in someone's scheme; to be deceived into doing or thinking something. We fell into a trap by asking for an explanation. I fell into his trap when I agreed to drive him home.
See also: fall, trap


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However, many people that have work at home businesses often fall into a trap that flies directly in the face of their stated desire for time flexibility.
However, many people that have work at home businesses often fall into a trap that flies directly in the face of their stated desire for time flexibility.
Managers fall into a trap, quite easily when the pressure is on, of doing more of the regular workload that their employees could.
 
 
 
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