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Flashcards by Alicia Velasco Kohlhaas, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Alicia Velasco Kohlhaas
almost 9 years ago
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| Question | Answer |
| Come about | Suceder, ocurrir The meeting came about because both side were sick of fighting. |
| Come across | Toparse con alguien / Acceder a tener sexo con alguien / dar la impresión de... I came across my old photos- I look better now! |
| Come after | Perseguir Why do you come after me? |
| Come along | Acompañar / Progresar / Moverse rápido, seguir el ritmo May I come along on your trip tomorrow? |
| Come apart | Deshacerse / Caerse a pedazos It came apart when I tried to lift it off the plate. |
| Come around | Recuperar la conciencia It took several hours before he came around. |
| Come around to | Aceptar algo que tenías previamente / Dejarse convencer / Ponerse de acuerdo con She hesitated for a long time, but eventually we got Jack to come around. |
| Come back | Volver Marty, I've just came back from the future! |
| Come before | Comparecer ante Glenn Quagmire came before the court on charges of exhibition. |
| Come by | Pasarse, visitar / Encontrar, dar con algo I'll come by after classes and see if you need any help. |
| Come close | Acercarse a We're never come close to that amount of money. |
| Come down | Llover / Desmoronarse, estar de bajón Just look at the rain coming down! I'm not going out in that. |
| Come down on/upon | Meter una buena bronca The manager came down on him for losing the contract. |
| Come down to | Ser esencialmente / Ser cuestión de It all comes down to a question of who tries hardest. |
| Come down with | Caer enfermo He came down with a virus. |
| Come forward | Dar un paso al frente / Presentarse ante la policía / Ofrecerse The police hope that some witness to the shooting will come forward with information. |
| Come forth | Aparecer An actor came forth from the audience and asked questions. |
| Come forth with | Proporcionar información None of the witnesses came forth with an accurate description of the gang. |
| Come from | Provenir de (ciudad o país de origen) She comes from Spain. |
| Come in | Entrar, pasar / Meterse, involucrarse /Terminar en una posición It's just that he's too afraid to come in. |
| Come in for | Venir para / Sufrir I'm guessing he didn't want to come in for questioning. |
| Come into | Ser importante, relevante / Entrar en posesión de, heredar She came into a fortune when her father died. |
| Come into use | Empezar a utilizarse On 1 January the euro will come into use. |
| Come off | Dejar las drogas / Tener éxito / Cuando algo se rompe The brown pearls came off the necklace. |
| Come off it | ¡Venga ya! (no me lo puedo creer) Come off it; tell her the truth. |
| Come on | Dar ánimos / Flirtear / Venir una enfermedad, una inclemencia del tiempo Come on; don't give up now when you're so close. |
| Come out | Revelar un secreto, hacer público / Emerger / Salir del armario The details of the scandal came out in the press. |
| Come out in | Tener un problema de piel She came out in a nasty rash. |
| Come out of | Recuperar la conciencia After three years, he came out of the coma. |
| Come out with | Lanzar al mercado / Decir algo inesperado públicamente They have just come out with a new version. |
| Come over | Hacerse entender / Sentirse raro / Afectar emocionalmente I came over all faint and weak because my sugar level was low. |
| Come round | Recuperarse de una anestesia, recobrar el sentido / cambiar tu opinión / Volver a suceder She came round after the operation. |
| Come through | Llegar (mensajes, info) / Comunicar una emoción / Producir un resultado News is coming through of major accident on the M25. |
| Come through with | Facilitar algo necesario He didn't come through with the money and they went bust. |
| Come to | Recuperarse de una anestesia, recobrar el sentido She came to an hour after the operation. |
| Come under | Sufrir de repente / Ser la responsabilidad de Our armies have come under heavy bombardment. |
| Come up | Aparecer / Ascender, elevarse, acercarse / Salir el sol She wants me to come up to her office in five minutes. |
| Come up against | Encontrar problemas o dificultades They came up against a lot of opposition in their plans. |
| Come up with | Pensar una solución, una excusa, etc Nobody could come up with a satisfactory explanation for the accident. |
| Come upon | Encontrar por casualidad I came upon the book in a little second-hand bookshop. |
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