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# ''This '''comes of''' carelessness.'' [this results of carelessness] | # ''This '''comes of''' carelessness.'' [this results of carelessness] | ||
| − | # ''Nothing will '''come of''' nothing.'' [nothing will follow nothing] /Sheakespeare/ | + | # ''Nothing will '''come of''' nothing.'' [nothing will follow nothing] /Sheakespeare/ /z pustego i Salomon nie naleje/ |
# ''Nothing good ever '''comes of''' violence.'' [...follows violence] | # ''Nothing good ever '''comes of''' violence.'' [...follows violence] | ||
# ''Men '''come of age''' at sixty, women at fifteen.'' [men mature at...] | # ''Men '''come of age''' at sixty, women at fifteen.'' [men mature at...] | ||
Aktualna wersja na dzień 13:21, 2 kwi 2016
come of (to result, to follow) - wynikać z czegoś.
- This comes of carelessness. [this results of carelessness]
- Nothing will come of nothing. [nothing will follow nothing] /Sheakespeare/ /z pustego i Salomon nie naleje/
- Nothing good ever comes of violence. [...follows violence]
- Men come of age at sixty, women at fifteen. [men mature at...]
- Television? The word is half Greek, half Latin. No good can come of it. [can result]
