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Phrasal verbs · by verb
come
37
Verbs
COME
COME
ABOUT
Come about
Happen, occur
COME
ACROSS
Come across
Find by accident
COME
ALONG
Come along
Accompany
COME
APART
Come apart
Break into pieces
COME
AROUND
Come around
Recover consciousness
COME
AROUND TO
Come around to
Agree with or accept something you had previously disapproved of or disliked
COME
BACK
Come back
Return
COME
BEFORE
Come before
Appear in court charged with a crime or offence
COME
BY
Come by
Visit
COME
DOWN
Come down
Rain
COME
DOWN ON
Come down on
Criticise heavily
COME
DOWN TO
Come down to
Amount to, be the most important aspect
COME
DOWN UPON
Come down upon
Criticise, reprimand severely
COME
DOWN WITH
Come down with
Fall ill
COME
FORTH
Come forth
Appear
COME
FORTH WITH
Come forth with
Provide information
COME
FROM
Come from
Country or town where you were born
COME
IN
Come in
Arrive or land (for flights)
COME
IN FOR
Come in for
Receive (criticism or praise)
COME
INTO
Come into
Be important or relevant
COME
INTO USE
Come into use
Start being used
COME
OFF
Come off
When something breaks off
COME
OFF IT
Come off it
I don't believe what you're saying; used as an imperative
COME
ON
Come on
Encouragement
COME
OUT
Come out
A secret is revealed
COME
OUT IN
Come out in
Have a rash or similar skin problem
COME
OUT OF
Come out of
Recover consciousness
COME
OUT WITH
Come out with
Make something available
COME
OVER
Come over
Feel strange
COME
ROUND
Come round
Become conscious, wake up from anaesthetic
COME
THROUGH
Come through
Arrive (messages and information)
COME
THROUGH WITH
Come through with
Provide something needed
COME
TO
Come to
Become conscious, wake up from anaesthetic
COME
UP
Come up
Appear
COME
UP AGAINST
Come up against
Encounter problems or difficulties
COME
UP WITH
Come up with
Think of a solution, excuse, etc.
COME
UPON
Come upon
Find by chance
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