| come about |
to happen, to start to happen |
wydarzyć się, stać się |
How did this situation come about?
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| come across (something) |
to find by chance |
natknąć się (na coś) |
When I was tidying up the attic, I came across my old diary.
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| come across |
to give an impression |
sprawiać wrażenie |
My boss comes across as a really nice guy.
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| come along |
to go somewhere with someone |
dołączyć |
We’re going to the cinema. Do you want to come along?
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| come back |
to return |
powracać |
Every time I see my ex all memories are coming back to me now.
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| come between |
to harm a relationship |
skłócić |
Don’t let one little disagreement come between us.
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| come by |
to obtain |
nabyć, wejść w posiadanie |
I’m wondering how he came by such a huge amount of money in just one year.
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| come down with |
to become ill |
zachorować |
My sister won’t join us – she’s come down with the flu and she’s lying in bed.
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| come into |
inherit |
odziedziczyć |
After his grandpa died, he came into an old house in the countryside.
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| come off |
succeed |
udać się, wypalić |
Despite many problems, out plan came off.
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| come out (be published) |
be published |
zostać opublikowanym |
When will your new article come out in Science Today?
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| come out (about stains) |
be able to be removed |
wywabiać |
Look at that stain! I’m afraid it’ll never come out!
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| come round (about a visit) |
visit someone casually |
wpaść do kogoś |
You can come round any time. You don’t need to call us before.
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| come round (about an unconscious person) |
to recover consciousness |
odzyskać przytomność |
It took Jack a few minutes to come round after he had fallen off the ladder.
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| come up (in a conversation) |
be mentioned |
wyjść w rozmowie |
I was surprised when your name came up in the conversation. I didn’t know you know my boss.
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| come up (about the sun/moon) |
to rise ine the sky |
pojawiać się |
I watched the sun come up from the top of the mountain.
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| come up to |
to approach |
podejść do kogoś |
A stranger came up to me and asked me for directions to the station.
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| come up to (expectations) |
fulfil |
spełniać |
I’m afraid I will never come up to my mother’s expectations.
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| come up with |
to find an answer/solution |
wpaść na pomysł / rozwiązanie |
As I was walking home, I came up with a brilliant idea.
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| come to (about a topic) |
to amount to a total |
wynosić (o kwocie, sumie) |
The electricity bill came to 120 pounds.
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