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21 come on
intj.1 vamos, ven acá, andando, ándale.2 qué absurdo.v.1 venir en.2 aproximarse.3 subirse.4 toparse con.5 encenderse.6 desencadenarse.7 salir a escena.vi.come on! ¡vamos!, ¡venga! (español de España)2 progresar (make progress) -
22 come at
VI + PREP1) [+ solution] llegar a2) (=attack) atacar, precipitarse sobre -
23 come at
v.1 atacar (attack), ir a por (España)2 llegar a, encontrar.3 abalanzarse sobre, atacar, abalanzarse, arremeter contra.4 conseguir. -
24 come by
v.1 conseguir (acquire)2 llegar por.3 venir por.4 hacer una visita.vi.pasarse (visit) -
25 come in
intj.1 adelante, entre, pase adelante.2 pasa adelante, entra.v.1 entrar, ingresar, pasar, pasar adelante.2 venir en.3 entrar en.vi.1 entrar (persona); subir (tide)2 entrar (have a role) -
26 come up
v.1 surgir, aparecer, salir a luz, salir a relucir, surgir de pronto, despertarse.2 subir, elevarse.3 levantarse, venir.4 subirse.5 empezar estudios universitarios.6 vivir en un dormitorio de universidad. -
27 come back
come back vb volverwhen are you coming back? ¿cuándo vuelves?come back vi1) retort: replicar, contestar2) return: volvercome back here!: ¡vuelve acá!that style's coming back: ese estilo está volviendov.• devolver v.• revenir v.(§pres: -vengo, -vienes...-venimos) pret: -vin-fut: -vendr-•)• tornar v.v + adv1)a) ( return) volver*would you like to come back to my place for a drink? — ¿quieres venir a casa a tomar algo?
b) ( be remembered)to come back (to somebody): it's all coming back (to me) — estoy volviendo a recordarlo todo
2) (with reply, comment)VI + ADV1) (=return) volver, regresar (LAm)would you like to come back for a cup of tea? — ¿quieres volver a casa a tomar un té?
to come back to what we were discussing... — volviendo a lo anterior...
2) * (=reply)can I come back to you on that one? — ¿te importa si dejamos ese punto para mas tarde?
when accused, he came back with a counter-accusation — cuando le acusaron, respondió con una contraacusación
3) (=return to mind)* * *v + adv1)a) ( return) volver*would you like to come back to my place for a drink? — ¿quieres venir a casa a tomar algo?
b) ( be remembered)to come back (to somebody): it's all coming back (to me) — estoy volviendo a recordarlo todo
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28 come up for
come up for (Renewal, judgment, etc.)expr.• presentarse v.v + adv + prep + othe car is coming up for its annual service — dentro de poco hay que hacerle la revisión anual al coche
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29 come from
come from vb ser dev + prep + o1) ( originate from) venir* de; \<\<person\>\> ser* dewhere do you come from? — ¿de dónde eres?
I want to know where you're coming from on this — (AmE colloq) quiero saber qué te propones con esto
2) ( result from) resultar de, surgir* de* * *v + prep + o1) ( originate from) venir* de; \<\<person\>\> ser* dewhere do you come from? — ¿de dónde eres?
I want to know where you're coming from on this — (AmE colloq) quiero saber qué te propones con esto
2) ( result from) resultar de, surgir* de -
30 come-uppance
tr[kʌm'ʌpəns]1 familiar merecido\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto get one's come-uppance llevar su merecido'kʌm'ʌpənsmass noun (colloq)to get one's come-uppance — recibir or llevarse su (or mi etc) merecido
* * *['kʌm'ʌpəns]mass noun (colloq)to get one's come-uppance — recibir or llevarse su (or mi etc) merecido
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31 come down with
come down with (A cold, etc.)expr.• caer enfermo (-a)• resfriarse v.v + adv + prep + o ( become ill with) caer* enfermo deVI + PREP1) (=become ill from) caer enfermo de, enfermar deto come down with flu — caer enfermo or enfermar de gripe
2) * (=pay out) apoquinar* * *v + adv + prep + o ( become ill with) caer* enfermo de -
32 come together
v.• concurrir v.• confluir v.v + adva) \<\<group/people\>\> reunirse*b) \<\<plan/idea\>\> cuajarVI + ADV (=assemble) reunirse, juntarseit's all coming together now — [project, plan] parece que ya empieza a tomar forma
* * *v + adva) \<\<group/people\>\> reunirse*b) \<\<plan/idea\>\> cuajar -
33 come hell or high water
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34 come rain or shine
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35 come out with
come out with (A new product, etc.)expr.• producir v.v + adv + prep + o ( say) \<\<excuse/allegation\>\> salir* con* * *v + adv + prep + o ( say) \<\<excuse/allegation\>\> salir* con -
36 come alive
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37 come along hurry up
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38 come a long way
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39 come around to s.o.'s opinion
come around to s.o.'s opinionexpr.• aceptar el punto de vista de alguien expr.• adoptar la opinión de al. expr. -
40 come back to one
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