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单词 come
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come1/kum/ verb (past tense came) (past part. come) (past tense came /kaym/) (past part. come)

verb intrans

to move towards somebody or something nearer, esp towards the speaker; to approach

to accompany somebody in an activity

Can we come sailing?

to reach a specified position in a progression

Now we come to the section on health

to arrive, appear, or occur

The time has come

used in the subjunctive mood before an expression of future time

a year ago come March

(often + to) to approach or fulfil a specified condition

You'll come to no harm

He came to his senses

to happen to or affect somebody or something

No harm will come to you

used to express arrival at a specified condition

came to regard him as a friend

used to express a chance occurrence

How did you come to be invited?

to extend or reach

Her dress came to her ankles

to amount

That comes to £20 exactly

to fall within the specified limits, scope, or jurisdiction

This comes within the terms of the treaty

(+ from) to issue or originate

Comedy comes from conflict, from hatred — Warren Mitchell

to be available or turn out, usu as specified

This model comes in several sizes

The holiday didn't come cheap

to occur or belong in a specified place or relation

The address comes above the date

Monday comes after Sunday

to reach a specified state

The string came loose

It all came right in the end

to take form

The story won't come

informal to have a sexual orgasm

verb trans

to move nearer by traversing (a specified distance)

He has come several miles

informal to take on the aspect of (somebody); to play the role of

Don't come the old soldier with me

as it comes

without stipulated additions

I'll take my whisky as it comes

come across

to meet with or find (somebody or something) by chance

come again?

informal used as a request for a remark to be repeated

come by

to get possession of (something); to acquire

Good jobs are hard to come by

come clean

informal to tell the whole story; to confess

come into

to acquire (something) as a possession or inheritance

He came into a fortune

come it

chiefly Brit, informal to act with bold disrespect

Don't come it with me

come of

to be descended from (e.g. a family or line)

to result from (something)

come off it

informal an expression of disbelief at what somebody has said

come over

to affect (somebody) suddenly and strangely

What's come over you?

come somebody's way

to fall to somebody's lot

come through

to survive (an illness, etc)

come to

to recover consciousness

to be a question of (something)

I'm hopeless when it comes to arithmetic

to total (an amount)

The bill came to over £50

come to oneself

to recover consciousness or self-control

come to pass

formal or literary to happen

come upon

to meet with or find (somebody or something) by chance

have it coming to one

informal to deserve what one is going to get

not know whether one is coming or going

to be in a state of frantic disorder and bewilderment

to come

in the future; coming

in years to come

where somebody is coming from

informal what their viewpoint or motivation is

[Old English cuman]

come2interj

used to express encouragement or to urge reconsideration

Come, come, it's not as bad as that


come3noun

informal semen

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