Come around: Różnice pomiędzy wersjami
Przejdź do nawigacji
Przejdź do wyszukiwania
(kor/kos) |
(++) |
||
| Linia 5: | Linia 5: | ||
# ''He '''came around''' with his sleeplessness''. [he recovered from...] | # ''He '''came around''' with his sleeplessness''. [he recovered from...] | ||
# ''He '''came around''' to our point of view.'' [he agreed with our point of view] | # ''He '''came around''' to our point of view.'' [he agreed with our point of view] | ||
| − | # ''What [[go around|<span style="color:blue">goes around]] '''comes around'''.'' [Bad things now, bad things return in the future] /kto | + | # ''What [[go around|<span style="color:blue">goes around]] '''comes around'''.'' [Bad things now, bad things return in the future] /kto z kim przestaje takim się staje/ |
[[kategoria: come]] | [[kategoria: come]] | ||
[[kategoria:phrasals]] | [[kategoria:phrasals]] | ||
Aktualna wersja na dzień 22:12, 20 gru 2017
come around, come round (to understand, to recover, to return, to revive, to agree, to change one's decision or opinion, to visit, to get through) - oprzytomnieć, dojść do siebie, powrócić, poradzić sobie, opanować się, zgodzić się, dogadać się, uspokoić się.
- Anything you lose comes round in another form. [returns in another form]
- As she was the only witness of the accident, the police officer waited till she came round to ask her some questions. [...waited till she recovered]
- He came around with his sleeplessness. [he recovered from...]
- He came around to our point of view. [he agreed with our point of view]
- What goes around comes around. [Bad things now, bad things return in the future] /kto z kim przestaje takim się staje/
