come
🇺🇸
/kʌm/
🇬🇧
/kʌm/
verb
A1
Move or travel towards or into contact with.
Please come closer so I can hear you.
A1
Arrive at a place.
The train comes into the station at 6 PM.
A1
Appear or be found in a particular place.
She came looking for you earlier.
A1
Move or travel to an event or place.
Are you coming to the party tonight?
A1
Have traveled a certain distance.
We've come a long way since then.
A2
Appear or enter the mind.
A thought came to her mind.
A2
Occur or happen.
The game comes at 3 PM.
R
Used to ask about the manner or reason for something.
How did this come about?
A2
Be in a specified state or condition.
The food comes frozen.
B1
Reach an agreement or decision.
Let's come to an agreement.
B1
Be included or available.
A guide comes with the software.
B2
Become.
The ice will come apart.
R
Begin to feel or realize.
I've come to understand your point of view.
R
Reach orgasm.
preposition
R
At the time that.
The rent comes due on the first of the month.
interjection
R
Expressing disbelief or impatience.
Come now, be serious!
noun
R
Slang term for semen.
translation
Move or travel towards or into contact with.; Arrive at a place.; Appear or be found in a particular place.; Move or travel to an event or place.; Have traveled a certain distance.; Appear or enter the mind.; Occur or happen.; Used to ask about the manner or reason for something.; Be in a specified state or condition.; Reach an agreement or decision.; Be included or available.; Become.; Begin to feel or realize.; Reach orgasm.
At the time that.
Expressing disbelief or impatience.
Slang term for semen.
Word Forms
3rd Present
comes
Progressive
coming
Past
came
Plural
comes