come

v.

1) (d; intr.) to come across ('to meet by chance') (to come across an old friend)

2) (d; intr.) to come at ('to attack') (he came at me with a knife)

3) (d; intr.) to come between ('to alienate'); ('to separate') (to come between two friends)

4) (d; intr.) ('to originate') to come from (she comes from a different country; milk comes from cows)

5) (d; intr.) ('to enter') to come into (to come into being; to come into use; to come into focus; to come into the open; to come into view)

6) (d; intr.) to come on, upon ('to meet') (to come upon a stranger; to come upon a shocking scene)

7) (d; intr.) to come on ('to begin'); ('to enter') (to come on duty; to come on the scene)

8) (d; intr.) to come out of ('to leave') (he came out of the room)

9) (d; intr.) to come over ('to affect') (what has come over you?)

10) (d; intr.) ('to amount') to come to (the bill came to twenty dollars)

11) (d; intr.) to come to ('to arrive at'); ('to reach') (the incident came to their attention; to come to grief; success came to her early; he came to his senses; it came to our knowledge that...; to come to terms; when it comes to politics; to come to the point)

12) (D; intr.) ('to be due') to come to (he got what was comeing to him)

13) (d; intr.) ('to happen') to come to (no harm came to them)

14) (d; intr.) to come to ('to be remembered by') (her name finally came to me)

15) (d; intr.) ('to fall') to come under (to come under the jurisdiction of a court; to come under suspicion; to come under smb.'s influence; to come under fire)

16) (E) ('to occur') if it came to be known that...; to come to pass ('to happen')

17) (E) ('to begin') they finally came to consider me a friend

18) (G) ('to approach') the children came running

19) (P; intr.) ('to occur in a certain order') Tuesday comes after Monday

20) (s) to come true; the dressing came undone

21) (misc.) what will come ('become') of him? the years to come; to come on strong ('to try to make a very strong impression'); to come into a fortune ('to inherit or acquire a fortune'); the case never did come before the court; he had it comeing ('he deserved his punishment')

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[kʌm]

the case never did come before the court

the dressing came undone

he had it comeing ('he deserved his punishment')

to come to pass ('to happen')

to come into a fortune ('to inherit or acquire a fortune')

to come into a fortune ('to inherit or acquire a fortune')

to come on strong ('to try to make a very strong impression')

upon (to come upon a stranger; to come upon a shocking scene; 'to meet')

(E) ('to begin') they finally came to consider me a friend

(E) ('to occur') if it came to be known that. . .

(G) ('to approach') the children came running

(P; intr.) ('to occur in a certain order') Tuesday comes after Monday

(misc.) what will come ('become') of him? the years to come

(s) to come true

(d; intr.) to come between ('to alienate')

(d; intr.) tor come to ('to arrive at')

(d; intr.) to come on ('to begin')

(d; intr.) to come at (he came at me with a knife; 'to attack')

(d; intr.) to come out of (he came out of the room; 'to leave')

(D; intr.) ('to be due') to come to (he got what was comeing to him)

(d; intr.) to come to (her name finally came to me; 'to be remembered by')

(d; intr.) ('to happen') to come to (no harm came to them)

(d; intr.) ('to originate') to come from (she comes from a different country; milk comes from cows)

(d; intr.) ('to amount') to come to (the bill came to twenty dollars)

(d; intr.) to come across (to come across an old friend; 'to meet by chance')

(d; intr.) ('to enter') to come into (to come into being; to come into use; to come into focus; to come into the open; to come into view)

(d; intr.) ('to fall') to come under (to come under the jurisdiction of a court; to come under suspicion; to come under smb. 's influence; to come under fire)

(d; intr.) to come over (what has come over you?; 'to affect')