Phrasal Verbs beginning with COME
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Phrasal Verbs beginning with COME :
come about : happen
1. How did it come about that you lost your job?
come across : find something or meet somebody by chance
come upon : find something or meet somebody by chance
1. I came across some old friends when I was in Mumbai.
2. I came across this key in the back of the drawer.
3. She came upon a solution to the problem.
come by : obtain
1. I hope you came by the money honestly.
come by : receive by accident (or) happen to get
1. How did you come by that scar on your hand?
come off : take place
1. When does the cricket match come off?
come off : be successful
1. My trick came off.
come off : have or suffer a result
1. Suresh came off best in the fight.
2. She ran her car into a tree and came off with severe injuries.
come out : become known
1. The truth finally came out.
come out : be published
1. This newspaper comes out every Friday.
come out : be seen - as in a photograph (or) be developed
1. Rekha always comes out well in pictures.
2. How did the photos come out?
come out : (of meaning) become clear
1. The meaning comes out as you read further.
come round : regain consciousness
come to : regain consciousness
1. She fainted, but soon came round.
come round : change one’s opinion to another point of view
come to : change one’s opinion to another point of view
1. I don’t think he will come round to our opinion.
come round : settle a quarrel or argument
come to : settle a quarrel or argument
1. The couple often argues but soon come round.
come up : be mentioned or discussed
1. The question came up at the meeting.
come up : arise (or) happen
1. We will let you know if a vacancy comes up.
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