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to+be+in+tune+with

  • 141 come\ back

    1. II
    come back at some time do you think long dresses will ever come back? как вы думаете, мода на длинные платья когда-нибудь вернется?
    2. XVI
    1) come back to smb. her name (the date, the title, etc.) will come back to me very soon (in a minute, etc.) я сейчас и т. д. вспомню, как ее зовут и т. д.
    2) come back to smth., smb. their names (it all, the whole thing, the tune, etc.) came back to me /to my mind, to my memory/ я и т. д. вспомнил /мне вспомнились/ их имена и т. д.
    3) come back with smth. he came back with a witty remark coll. он ответил /парировал/ остроумным замечанием
    3. XXVII1
    come back to what... we come back to what I was saying мы возвращаемся к тому, о чем я говорил
    4. XXVII2
    come back to smb. what... (where.., etc.) it suddenly came back to me where I saw him (what I had to say to him, etc.) я вдруг вспомнил, где я его видел и т. д.

    English-Russian dictionary of verb phrases > come\ back

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