Come on! značenje | engleski prevodilac

1. Something (as an advertising promotion) intended to entice or allure
2. A usually sexual advance
3. A provocative comment or action intended to interest a person in romance or sex is a come-on.
4. A discount or special offer designed to get people to buy something is a come-on.

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1. To appear or become visible; make a showing; SYN. come out, turn up, surface, show up.
2. To become available.
3. When an electrical device or machine comes on, it begins to operate, usually automatically. Go off is the opposite of come on.
4. When a television or radio program comes on, it begins.
5. When you want to encourage people to do something or when you want them to do something quickly, you say "Come on!"
6. [always continuous] When you begin to feel a headache or an illness developing, you feel the headache or illness coming on.
7. When you come on a certain way, you speak or deal with people in that way.

srpskinemačkifrancuskigrčkiruskiturski

When you think that people have done or said something improper or unreasonable, you say "Come on."

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