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v. (came, come) 1. ирэх, хүрэлцэн ирэх, морилон ирэх. come with me надтай хамт ир. 2. хүрэх. \come of age насанд хүрэх. 3. болох, ирэх. Cold weather is coming. Хүйтний улирал ирж байна. come about болох. come across тааралдах, дайралдах. come after sb араас нь хөөх. come along ирэх, гарч ирэх. come apart салж унах. come away (from sth) салах, салж унах. come back 1. эргэж/ буцаж ирэх. 2. дахин хүчин төгөлдөр болох. come back (to sb) санах, санаанд орох. come back to sb (on sth) эргэж хариу өгөх. come before sb/ sth 1. танилцуулах. 2. чухал ач холбогдолтой байх. come between sb and sb хоорондуур орох, үймүүлэх. come by sth 1. авах. 2. арай гэж хүрэх/ олж авах. come down 1. нурж унах. 2. орох (цас, бороо). 3. унах. come down (from...) (to...) нүүх, шилжих. come down on sb шийтгэх. come down on sb for sth төлбөр төлөх/ мөнгө өгөхийг шаардах, нэхэх. come down to sth хүрэх. come forward туслах. come from... / sth -аас авах. come in 1. ирэх. Which horse came in first? Аль морь түрүүлэв? 2. моодонд орох. come in for sth хүлээн авах. come in on sth оролцох. come into sth 1. өвлөн авах. 2. хамаатай/ чухал байх. come off 1. тайлагдах; арилах, алга болох. 2. болох. 3. бүтэх, амжилттай болох. 4. үр дүнд хүрэх. come off (sth) 1. унах. 2. салж унах. come off sth 1. хасагдах. 2. болих, хаях. come on эхлэх. come on/ upon sb/ sth тааралдах, дайралдах. come out 1. гарах. It was getting dark and the stars were coming out. Харанхуй болж тэнгэрт одод түгэв. 2. ажил хаях. 3. шийдэгдэх (асуудал, г. м.). come over (to sth) өөрчлөх. come round тойрох. come through ирэх, хүлээн авах (мэдээ). come through (sth) эдгэх, амь гарах. come to sth нийт хэмжээ... нд хүрэх. come to sb санаанд орох, толгойд орж ирэх, ухаан орох. come under 1. удирдлага/ хяналт дор байх. 2. өртөх. come up 1. болох. 2. ойртож/ дөхөж очих. come up against бэрхшээлтэй тулгарах.
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