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Phrasal Verb Examples Meaning
come about Car-submarine accident never comes about. zdarzać się
come across sb/sth I never came across such a joke. napotkać, spotkać się, przekonywać, sprawiać wrażenie
come along He is coming along well with his work. pójść, pasować, nadchodzić
come apart The roof of the old building is starting to come apart and needs to be replaced. psuć się, rozkładać, dzielić, niszczeć
come around As she was the only witness of the accident, the police officer waited till she came round to ask her some questions. dogadać się, oprzytomnieć
come back It all comes back to me now. wracać, przypominać sobie
come by How did he ever come by so much money. uzyskać, zdobyć
come down on The press came down on his new play. ostro skrytykować
come down to All you tell me comes down to money. sprowadzać się do
come down with He came down with flu and had to stay in bed. zachorować na
come from John comes from a small village south of Dublin. pochodzić z
come forward Women should come forward to protect other woman. oferować, wystąpić,
come in Don't cut this, it may come in useful. My horse came in third. wejść, zacząć, dotrzeć, przydać się
come into sth He came into a large fortune. przejąć, odziedziczyć
come of This comes of carelessness. wynikać z
come off (with) Thirty percent of semiconductors comes off the Chinese electronic industry. Come off with honors. zakańczać, osiągać, dostarczać
come on Come on, go with us to the resturant. proszę, dalej, nuże
come out The fight came out badly. The book came out next week. Nothing came out of his plans pojawić się, ukazać, (wyznać)
come out with He comes out with new ideas wyskakiwać z czymś
come over sb/sth What's come over him. dziać się z kimś/czymś
come through At last I came it through. zakończyć, wykonać, przejść
come up After 6 p.m. a dark came up suddenly. zbliżać się, nadchodzić
come up with sb She came up with us when we were talking quite loudly. podejść do kogoś

Źródło: DiS, 2015.