A lot of phrasal verbs are formed with “come”. It can be used as a transitive verb or intransitive.
Phrasal verb | Translatio | Examples |
Come across/upon | trovare casualmente | Looking for a pen in my drawer I came across an old letter. |
Come along/on | accompagnare | I know that you’re going but I don’t know if I can come along |
Come away | partire | My car is ready. Come away with me. |
Come in/into | entrare | He came into the room in his uniform. |
Come off | accadere | The event is coming off next Sunday. |
Come off | terminare | The exhibition is coming off next Thurday |
Come off | non riuscire | My scheme didn’t come off because She revealed everything. |
Come out | rivelare | The whole truth came out when he was asked to show the documents. |
Come out | pubblicare | It was 2005 when the first of her novel came out. |
Come out | scomparire | Coffee stain are not easily to come out. |
Come round | convenire | In the end he came round to my point of view. |
Come round | passare da casa | She was very busy but she managed to come round after dinner. |
Come round/to | rianimarsi | We found him unconscious but after a while he came round. |
Come up | venire a galla | When the news of his behaviour came up he was sacked. |
Come up | sollevare | During the last meeting the question of his high wage came up. |
Come up | avvicinarsi | After a while the stranger came up to me and said:”Haven’t we met before?”. |
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