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# ''They will '''come over''' to our point of view soon .'' [will change opinion...] | # ''They will '''come over''' to our point of view soon .'' [will change opinion...] | ||
# ''This idea doesn't really '''come over'''.'' [is not convincing] | # ''This idea doesn't really '''come over'''.'' [is not convincing] | ||
| + | # ''New marketing of fridges didn't '''come over''' the customers.'' [didn't impress customers] | ||
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Aktualna wersja na dzień 13:44, 6 sty 2016
come over sb/sth (drop in, to happen, to arrive, to become, to travel, to change opinion) - przyjść/wpaść do kogoś, dziać się z kimś/czymś, przyjeżdżać, przypływać, przylatywać, docierać, wpływać na poglądy.
- Come together over me. [Let's drop in to me]
- He is such a kind of neighbour that comes over for tea and never leaves. [...drops in for tea..]
- Why didn't you come over for lunch? [arrive for lunch]
- A wave of happiness came over her. [...happiness overwhelmed...]
- What's come over him. [what's happened...]
- They came over on a ship. [they arrived]
- He is coming over on the 8 o’clock flight. [he arrives]
- He often comes over to Berlin by train. [often travels]
- After he luckily came over by train he called taxi and went home. [luckily arrived]
- His ancestors came over with the ancient Greeks. [arrived]
- They will come over to our point of view soon . [will change opinion...]
- This idea doesn't really come over. [is not convincing]
- New marketing of fridges didn't come over the customers. [didn't impress customers]
