Come meaning in English
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Definition
to come (to school, to a conclusion): to arrive at, to advance, to approach, to move towards (school); to reach (a conclusion)
This is an irregular verb:
I come / I came / I have come
to come back: to return
Examples
- "Just come to my office, where I will be waiting for you."
- "Come and sit with me underneath my Christmas tree"
- "To those who've come to my rescue"
- "I see you've come alone!"
- "I knew my French would come back to me!"
- "Icarus : It looks like he's coming to the stage!"
- "Brian : I'm never coming back, Bruno!"
- "Horatio came back to help me, but I refused."
- "If you can't come around, at least please telephone"
- "Could you come back tomorrow?"
- ""Then why did it take you so long to come and see me?"
- "I don't often get such a pretty lady to come here on her own accord... and for free!"
- "Horatio : Come, Brian!"
- "Susie : I'm actually just CEO until Bruno comes back, but thank you."
- "Lucky will come tonight."
- "Anyway, you have not come here to talk about my sex life, or lack thereof."
- "Two of them actually came to greet me at the airport: a tour guide and a translator."
- "I have come to Earth to..."
- "Mommy's not coming back."
- "Lucie, come back!"
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