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| − | '''come in''' (''to enter, to arrive, to appear, to begin, to do, be received, | + | '''come in''' (''to enter, to arrive, to appear, to begin, to do, be received, go to work, to join conversation, to become involved, to become fashionable, to finish a race'') - wejść, zacząć, dotrzeć, przydać się, dołączyć, zaangazować się, stać się modnym, miewać się, dotrzeć do mety. |
| − | go to work, to join conversation, to become involved, to become fashionable, to finish a race'') - wejść, zacząć, dotrzeć, przydać się, dołączyć, zaangazować się, stać się modnym, miewać się, dotrzeć do mety. | ||
# ''My horse '''came in''' third in the race.'' [arrived] | # ''My horse '''came in''' third in the race.'' [arrived] | ||
Wersja z 02:42, 28 gru 2015
come in (to enter, to arrive, to appear, to begin, to do, be received, go to work, to join conversation, to become involved, to become fashionable, to finish a race) - wejść, zacząć, dotrzeć, przydać się, dołączyć, zaangazować się, stać się modnym, miewać się, dotrzeć do mety.
- My horse came in third in the race. [arrived]
- What time does your train come in? [arrives]
- The presidents' plane came in at three twenty five in the afternoon.
- Where do I come in? [how my things are going]
- Don't cut this, it may come in useful. [may be...]
- That was where my tragedy came in. [...tragedy began]
- Where does the joke come in? [what are you joking about]
- Money coming in says I've made the right marketing decisions.
- Success comes in waves. /not phrasal/
