Definition of c'mon in English:

c'mon

contractionkəˈmɒnkəˈmän

Come on.
C'mon, it'll be fun!
Example sentencesExamples
- I forgave that when you were on your second album, but c'mon, you've grown outta that, haven't you?
- ‘Now c'mon, I'll help you get settled in,’ he said as he reached for one of her bags.
- But, c'mon, if I don't have to audition for it, it's not really like I'm still acting.
- I can understand that this makes good business sense, but c'mon, guys, do we have to be this middlebrow?
- Oh, c'mon, you had to have known that you and Lance were by far the best in the class!
- I mean, c'mon, did you care about superannuation when you were 18?
- But c'mon… can you really say the same thing about all these other stories?
- I mean, c'mon, does your average TV viewer really want to listen to a speech on ‘asymmetric federalism’?
- I mean c'mon, it's on the World Wide Web for goodness sake!
- I mean, c'mon, it's not exactly like that pole was my favorite place in the world, ya know.
- Seriously, I know people are a product of their environment, but c'mon!
- I mean, c'mon y'all, if it's your favorite movie, can't you learn how to spell it?
- I was planning to go to Oxford, but really c'mon - this boy doesn't ‘do’ rain.
- I mean, c'mon, like three governors have apologized for it now, and it's been thirty years since it ended.
- I can understand him not going to Toronto, but c'mon, man!
- I mean, c'mon, you just have to be a little curious, right?
- But c'mon - arguing about this only plays to those who think that he's a conservative.
- So, c'mon then, give them a try, don't dismiss them right away.
- I know I was talking about liking the rain, but c'mon!
- I mean, c'mon, babe, going back to his house could mean anything.

Definition of c'mon in US English:

c'mon

contractionkəˈmän

Come on.
C'mon, it'll be fun!
Example sentencesExamples
- I forgave that when you were on your second album, but c'mon, you've grown outta that, haven't you?
- I can understand that this makes good business sense, but c'mon, guys, do we have to be this middlebrow?
- But, c'mon, if I don't have to audition for it, it's not really like I'm still acting.
- I mean c'mon, it's on the World Wide Web for goodness sake!
- Oh, c'mon, you had to have known that you and Lance were by far the best in the class!
- Seriously, I know people are a product of their environment, but c'mon!
- I can understand him not going to Toronto, but c'mon, man!
- So, c'mon then, give them a try, don't dismiss them right away.
- I know I was talking about liking the rain, but c'mon!
- I mean, c'mon, it's not exactly like that pole was my favorite place in the world, ya know.
- I mean, c'mon, like three governors have apologized for it now, and it's been thirty years since it ended.
- I mean, c'mon y'all, if it's your favorite movie, can't you learn how to spell it?
- I mean, c'mon, did you care about superannuation when you were 18?
- ‘Now c'mon, I'll help you get settled in,’ he said as he reached for one of her bags.
- I mean, c'mon, babe, going back to his house could mean anything.
- I mean, c'mon, does your average TV viewer really want to listen to a speech on ‘asymmetric federalism’?
- But c'mon - arguing about this only plays to those who think that he's a conservative.
- I mean, c'mon, you just have to be a little curious, right?
- But c'mon… can you really say the same thing about all these other stories?
- I was planning to go to Oxford, but really c'mon - this boy doesn't ‘do’ rain.

单词	c'mon
释义	Definition of c'mon in English: c'mon contractionkəˈmɒnkəˈmän Come on. C'mon, it'll be fun! Example sentencesExamples I forgave that when you were on your second album, but c'mon, you've grown outta that, haven't you? ‘Now c'mon, I'll help you get settled in,’ he said as he reached for one of her bags. But, c'mon, if I don't have to audition for it, it's not really like I'm still acting. I can understand that this makes good business sense, but c'mon, guys, do we have to be this middlebrow? Oh, c'mon, you had to have known that you and Lance were by far the best in the class! I mean, c'mon, did you care about superannuation when you were 18? But c'mon… can you really say the same thing about all these other stories? I mean, c'mon, does your average TV viewer really want to listen to a speech on ‘asymmetric federalism’? I mean c'mon, it's on the World Wide Web for goodness sake! I mean, c'mon, it's not exactly like that pole was my favorite place in the world, ya know. Seriously, I know people are a product of their environment, but c'mon! I mean, c'mon y'all, if it's your favorite movie, can't you learn how to spell it? I was planning to go to Oxford, but really c'mon - this boy doesn't ‘do’ rain. I mean, c'mon, like three governors have apologized for it now, and it's been thirty years since it ended. I can understand him not going to Toronto, but c'mon, man! I mean, c'mon, you just have to be a little curious, right? But c'mon - arguing about this only plays to those who think that he's a conservative. So, c'mon then, give them a try, don't dismiss them right away. I know I was talking about liking the rain, but c'mon! I mean, c'mon, babe, going back to his house could mean anything. Definition of c'mon in US English: c'mon contractionkəˈmän Come on. C'mon, it'll be fun! Example sentencesExamples I forgave that when you were on your second album, but c'mon, you've grown outta that, haven't you? I can understand that this makes good business sense, but c'mon, guys, do we have to be this middlebrow? But, c'mon, if I don't have to audition for it, it's not really like I'm still acting. I mean c'mon, it's on the World Wide Web for goodness sake! Oh, c'mon, you had to have known that you and Lance were by far the best in the class! Seriously, I know people are a product of their environment, but c'mon! I can understand him not going to Toronto, but c'mon, man! So, c'mon then, give them a try, don't dismiss them right away. I know I was talking about liking the rain, but c'mon! I mean, c'mon, it's not exactly like that pole was my favorite place in the world, ya know. I mean, c'mon, like three governors have apologized for it now, and it's been thirty years since it ended. I mean, c'mon y'all, if it's your favorite movie, can't you learn how to spell it? I mean, c'mon, did you care about superannuation when you were 18? ‘Now c'mon, I'll help you get settled in,’ he said as he reached for one of her bags. I mean, c'mon, babe, going back to his house could mean anything. I mean, c'mon, does your average TV viewer really want to listen to a speech on ‘asymmetric federalism’? But c'mon - arguing about this only plays to those who think that he's a conservative. I mean, c'mon, you just have to be a little curious, right? But c'mon… can you really say the same thing about all these other stories? I was planning to go to Oxford, but really c'mon - this boy doesn't ‘do’ rain.
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