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come=venirintransitive verb
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come
/ˈkʌm/ intransitive verbintransitive verb
came, come, coming
Spanish Translation of COME
intransitive verb
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approach : venir, aproximarse
here he comesacá viene
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: venir (a un lugar, una reunión, etc.)
come with meven conmigo
are you coming to the wedding?¿vienes a la boda?
come (and) visit us!¡ven a visitarnos!
I'm coming!¡voy!
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: venir
it comes in three colorsviene en tres colores
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come again? : ¿cómo?
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come to think of it : ahora que lo pienso
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come what may : pase lo que pase
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if it comes to that : si es necesario
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to be coming up : acercarse (dícese de una fecha, etc.)
her birthday is coming upfalta poco para su cumpleaños
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to come across as : dar la impresión de ser, parecer ser
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to come along : venir con alguien
would you like to come along?¿quieres venir conmigo?
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to come apart : deshacerse
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to come around : convencerse al final
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to come between : interponerse entre
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to come by stop by : pasar por casa
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to come clean : confesar, desahogar la conciencia
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to come down hard on : ser duro con
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to come down to : reducirse a
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to come down with : caer enfermo de
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to come forward : presentarse
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to come from : venir de (un lugar, etc.)
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to come in : desempeñar una función
that's where you come inahí es donde entras tú
to come in handyvenir bien, ser útil
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to come of : resultar de
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to come off detach : soltarse, desprenderse
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to come off succeed : tener éxito, ser un éxito
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to come off as : dar la impresión de ser, parecer ser
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to come off well/poorly : irle bien/mal a uno
he came off poorly in the debatele fue mal en el debate
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to come on turn on : encenderse
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to come on to someone : insinuársele a alguien
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to come out : declararse
to come out in favor ofdeclararse a favor de
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to come out : declararse homosexual
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to come out and say : decir sin rodeos
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to come over stop by : pasar por casa
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to come over someone : sobrevenirle (una emoción) a alguien
I don't know what came over herno sé qué le pasó
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to come through : pasar por, sobrevivir a
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to come through show : ser evidente
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to come to revive : recobrar el conocimiento, volver en sí
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to come to : llegar a (un lugar)
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to come to : llegar a, ascender a (una cantidad)
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to come to : ocurrírsele (a alguien)
the answer came to mela respuesta me vino, se me ocurrió la respuesta
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to come to be/believe (etc.) : llegar a ser/creer (etc.)
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to come to terms : llegar a un acuerdo
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to come under
to come under attack/criticismser atacado/criticado
to come under the control ofquedar bajo el control de
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to come under : ir bajo (una categoría, etc.)
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to come undone : desatarse, desabrocharse
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to come up against : enfrentarse a, tropezar con
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to come up to someone : acercarse a alguien
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to have it coming : tenerlo merecido
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what's coming to someone
one day he'll get what's coming to himalgún día recibirá su merecido
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when it comes to : en cuanto a, cuando se trata de
when it comes to chess, he's the bestcuando se trata de ajedrez, él es el mejor
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Sometimes Confused With: come (comer)
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