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IPA: / kəm /
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comd · COMDEX · comdg · comdr · comdt · come · come about · come abroad · come a crooper
comd · COMDEX · comdg · comdr · comdt · come · come about · come abroad · come a crooper
Množina: comes
ejaculate · seed · semen · seminal fluid
COMDEX · comdg · comdr · comdt · come · come about · come abroad · come a crooper · come a cropper
(Irregular preterit, past participle: came, come).
1. To move toward, travel toward something or somebody or approach something or somebody; SYN. come up.
2. To cover a certain distance.
3. To reach a state, relation, or condition.
4. To be the product or result; SYN. follow.
5. To come to pass; arrive, as in due course.
6. To develop into; SYN. add up, amount.
7. To exist or occur in a certain point in a series.
8. To happen as a result.
9. To have a certain priority.
10. To be found or available.
11. To enter or assume a condition, relation, use, or position.
12. To extend or reach.
13. To experience orgasm.
14. To be received, as of news on the radio or television; SYN. come in.
comdg · comdr · comdt · come · come about · come abroad · come a crooper · come a cropper · come across
To fail completely
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To fail completely
come · come about · come abroad · come a crooper · come a cropper · come across · come across as · come across somebody · come across with · come after
Come again? · come alive · come along · Come along! · come-along · come a long way · Come along with me. · come amiss · come and go · come and meet · Come and see!
To come to pass; to arrive; to happen; to result.
comdr · comdt · come · come about · come abroad · come a crooper · come a cropper · come across · come across as
comdt · come · come about · come abroad · come a crooper · come a cropper · come across · come across as · come across somebody
1. To be perceived in a certain way; make a certain impression.
2. To communicate the intended meaning or impression; SYN. come over.
3. When people cross from one side of a space or distance to where you are, they come across.
4. When you come across people or things, you see or find them without planning or expecting to. Run across is similar to come across.
5. When something you say or do comes across a certain way, your attitude or feelings are perceived in this way by other people.
attain · chance on · chance upon · come over · come upon · discover · encounter · fall upon · happen upon · light upon · meet · resonate · run across · run into · see · strike
come · come about · come abroad · come a crooper · come a cropper · come across · come across as · come across somebody · come across with · come after · come again
come about · come abroad · come a crooper · come a cropper · come across · come across as · come across somebody · come across with · come after · come again · Come again?
come abroad · come a crooper · come a cropper · come across · come across as · come across somebody · come across with · come after · come again · Come again? · come alive
come a crooper · come a cropper · come across · come across as · come across somebody · come across with · come after · come again · Come again? · come alive · come along
come a cropper · come across · come across as · come across somebody · come across with · come after · come again · Come again? · come alive · come along · Come along!
Repeat; also; to speak further used as an interrogative.
come across · come across as · come across somebody · come across with · come after · come again · Come again? · come alive · come along · Come along! · come-along
A request for someone to repeat what was just said.
come across as · come across somebody · come across with · come after · come again · Come again? · come alive · come along · Come along! · come-along · come a long way