come的用法和固定搭配造句

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初中常用Come短语与例句总结

How did this come about? 事情是如何发生的？
Have you come across this problem? 你遇到过这个问题吗？
I perhaps come across him tomorrow. 明天我可能会偶遇他。

Come along, will you? 你一块儿来吗？
Come round any evening. 晚上有空来串门。

May Day will soon come around. 劳动节快来了。

We will come back later. 我们一会儿回来。

He hasjust come by. 他刚刚走过去。

Wisdom comes by suffering. 吃一堑，长一智。

Has his temperature come down? 他退烧了吗？
Come off the grass! 不要践踏草坪！
The handle has come off. 把手掉了。

His book came out on time. 他的书如期出版了。

How did things come out? 事情的结果如何？
Please come over here. 请这边走。

Has something come up? 出什么事了？
His words really come true. 他的话真的应验了。

I hadto run to come upwith her. 我不得不跑着追上她。

Next, come up with solutions. 下一步，想出解决办法来。

come的用法和固定搭配造句 (2)

come的用法和固定搭配造句一、come的基本用法come是一个常见的动词，在英语中有多种不同的含义和用法。

以下是对于come的基本用法进行说明：1. 表示到达或来自某处Come可以用来表示人或物从一个地方到达另一个地方，或者指明来源。

例句：- I came to the party late last night.（昨晚我很晚才到派对。

）- The book comes from a library in New York.（这本书来自纽约的一家图书馆。

）2. 表示出现某种状态或情况Come也可以描述某种状态或情况的出现。

例句：- Winter has come, and it's getting colder day by day.（冬天已经来临，天气变得越来越冷。

）- A feeling of happiness came over me when I saw her smile.（当我看到她微笑时，一股幸福感涌上心头。

）3. 表示时间顺序Come可以用于表示事件、事实或情况发生的顺序。

例句：- She finished high school, then came college and finally her career.（她完成了高中学业，然后进入大学，最后开始了职业生涯。

）- First comes love, then comes marriage, then comes the baby in the baby carriage.（先是爱情，接着是婚姻，然后才是婴儿推车里的孩子。

）二、come的固定搭配及造句除了基本用法外，come还有一些常见的固定搭配，下面将介绍其中几个，并给出相应的造句示例：1. come up with意思：提出，想出例句：- It took me a while, but I finally came up with a solution to the problem.（我花了一些时间，但最终我想出了一个解决办法。

come的详细用法【范本模板】

MEANINGS 义项1。

MOVE TOWARDS SB/STH 朝某人/某物移动来;来到；来临•Let me know when they come。

他们来了就告诉我。

［+ in/into/out of etc］•There was a knock on the door and a young woman came into the room。

有人敲了一下门，然后一个年轻女人进了房间。

[+ to/towards]•I could see a figure coming towards me. 我看到有个人影向我走来.[+ across/down/up etc]•As they came down the track，the car skidded。

他们的汽车在小路上行驶时打滑了。

come to do sth•I’ve come to see Philip。

我来看看菲利普.come and do sth•I’ll come and help you move the rest of the boxes. 我会来帮你搬其余的箱子. come running/flying/speeding etc•Jess came flying round the corner and banged straight into me. 杰斯从拐角处飞跑过来，和我撞了个满怀。

come to dinner/lunch•What day are your folks coming to dinner？你爸妈哪天过来吃饭？here comes sb/sth (=used to say that someone or something is coming towards you）某人/某物来了•Ah，here comes the bus at last！啊，公共汽车终于来了！2。

GO WITH SB 与某人同行•We’re going for a drink this evening. Would you like to come？今晚我们打算去喝酒，你愿意一起去吗？［+ with]•I asked Rosie if she’d like to come with us. 我问了罗茜是否愿意和我们一起去。

初高中come用法大全(修订版)

中学高频短语— comecome 无论在中高考还是其他英语考试中都很常见，但其用法繁多，现整理如下：1. come for/about sth; come to do sth : to arrive somewhere in order to do sth or getsth 来做；来取；来拿I have come for my book.I have come about my book.I have come to get my book.2. come as sthHer death came as a terrible shock to us. His resignation came as no surprise.3. come to/into sth ：used in many expressions to show that sth has reached a particular state 达到；进入At last winter came to an end.He came to power in 1949.When will they come to a decision?The trees are coming into leaf.4. come in sth: of goods, products, etc.to be available or to exist in a particular way.可提供；有货This dress comes in black and red.5. come rightEverthing will come right in the end.6. come about (that...): to happen 发生Can you tell me how the accident came about?7. come across/come overa. to be understood 被理解；被弄懂He spoke for a long time but his I hoped she would come across with some more information.10. come after sb: to chase or follow sb 追赶；追逐；追随11. come alonga. to arrive; to appear 到达；抵达；出现When the right opportunity comes along, she'll take it.b. to go somewhere with sb 跟随；跟着来I'm glad you came along.c. to improve or develop in the way that you want 进步；进展 (=progress) Your French has come along a lot recently.d. Used in orders to tell sb to hurry, or to try harder 赶快，加把劲Come along! We are late.Come along! It's easy.12. come apart: to break into pieces 破碎；破裂The book just came apart in my hands. My whole life had come apart at the seams.13. come around/rounda. (=come to) to become conscious again 恢复知觉；苏醒Your mother hasn't yet come round from the anesthetic.b. of a date or a regular event to happen again My birthday seems to come around quicker every year.14. come around/round to...:to come to a place, especially sb's house, to visit for a short time 短暂访问Do come around and see us some time.meaning didn't really come across.b. to make a particular impression 给人以... 印象；使产生 ...印象She comes across well ininterviews. He came over as a sympathetic person.8. come across sb/sth: to meet or findsb/sth by chance 偶然遇见；碰见I came across children sleeping under bridges. She came across some old photographs in a drawer.9. come across with sth: to provide or supply sth when you need it 需要时提供，供给，给予15. come around/round to sth: to change your mood or your opinion 改变心态；改变观点He'll never come round to our way of thinking.16. come at sb:to move towards sb as though you are going to attack them 扑向(某人)She came at me with a knife.The noise came at us from all sides.17. come at sth: to think about a problem, question,etc.in a particular way 考虑，思考(approach)We are getting nowhere —let's come at it from another angle.18. come away from sth: to become separated from sthThe plaster has started to come away from the wall.19. come away with sth: to leave a place with a particular feeling or impression 离开 We came away with the impression that all was not well with their marriage.20. come backa.to return 回来；返回The color was coming back to her cheeks.b.to become popular or successful again 再度流行；再次成功Long hair for men seems to be coming back in.21. come back at sb with sth: to reply to sb angrily or with force 强有力地(或愤怒地) 答复；反驳She came back at the speaker with some sharp questions.22. come back to sb: to return to sb'smemory 恢复记忆；回想起It's all coming back to me now.Once you’ve been in France a few days, your French will soon came back.23. come back to sth: to return to a subject, an idea, etc. 回到(主题，想法等)上来Let's come back to the point at issue.It all comes back to a question of in order to see sb(为看望某人)作短暂的拜访She came by the house.27. come by stha. to manage to get sth 设法得到(或获得) Jobs are hard to come by these days.b. to receive sth 收到；得到How did you come by that scratch on your cheek?28. come downa. to break and fall to the ground 坍塌；崩塌 The ceiling came down with a terrific crash.b. (of rain, snow, etc.) to fall 落下；降落 The rain came down in torrents.c. (of an aircraft) to land or fall from the sky 着陆；降落；从空中坠落We were forced to come down in a field.d. if a price, a temperature, a rate, etc. comes down, it gets lower. (价格、温度、比率等) 下降，降低The price of gas is coming down.(=Gas is coming down in price)e. to decide and say publicly that you support or oppose sb 决定并宣布(支持或反对) The committee came down in support of his application.g. to reach as far down as a particular point 下垂；向下延伸(到某一点)Her hair comes down to her waist.29. come down from ...( 反义词 come up to) a.在期末或学业结束后离开大学，大学毕业(尤指牛津和剑桥)b. come down from...to... 从...到... (通常指从一国的北部到南部，或从大地方到小地方) 30. come down on sb (无被动语态)： to criticize severely or punish sb 斥责；训斥；惩罚money.e before sb/sth: to be presented to sb/sth for discussion or a decision 被提交给...讨论(或作决定)The case comes before the court next week.25. come between sb and sb: to damage a relationship between two people 损害...之间的关系；离间I would hate anything to come between us.26. come by: to make a short visit to a place, D on't come down too hard on her.The courts are coming down heavily on young offenders.31. come down to sb: to have come from a long time in the past ( 从很久以前)流传下来 The name has come down from the last century.32. come down to sth (无被动语态) to be able to be explained by a single important point 可归结为；可归纳为What it comes down to is, either I get more money or I leave.33. come down with sth ( 无被动语态) to get an illness that is not very serious. 患，得，染上(小病)I think I am coming down with flu.34. come forward: to offer your help, services, etc.主动提供(帮助或服务等) Several people came forward with information.Police have asked witnesses of the accident to come forward.35. come from stha. to start in a particular place or be produced from a particular thing. 始于，产自，来自 Much of our butter comes from New Zealand. This poem comes from his new book.Where does her attitude come from? Where is that smell coming from?He comes from a family of actors.--She doesn't try hard enough.--That's rich, coming from you.( 你自己也没有尽力，还说别人。

come的用法归纳总结

come的用法归纳总结Come 这个单词，在咱们英语学习的道路上，那可是经常出来“刷存在感”的哟！今天咱们就来好好唠唠它的用法。

先来说说 come 最常见的意思——“来”。

比如说，“Come here! ”（来这儿！）这时候它就是一个简单直接的动作指示。

咱就说有一次，我在路上走着，突然听到一个小朋友着急地喊：“Come and help me! ”（来帮帮我！）原来是他的风筝挂在树上拿不下来了。

我赶紧跑过去，帮他把风筝弄了下来。

这就是 come 在实际生活中的一个小场景，是不是一下子就觉得这个单词亲切了不少？Come 还能和不同的介词搭配，组成新的意思。

像 come in （进来），比如你在家里写作业，听到有人敲门，然后你说“Come in, please ”（请进）。

还有come out ，有“出来”“出版”“开花”等意思。

我记得有一年春天，我满心期待着院子里的桃花能快点开，每天都去看，终于有一天，桃花都 come out 了，粉粉嫩嫩的一片，可好看啦！Come 还能用于一些固定的短语，比如 come on ，这个短语可有不少意思呢！可以表示“快点”“加油”“来吧”。

想象一下，运动会上，同学们都在为参加跑步比赛的小伙伴喊“Come on! Come on! ”（加油！加油！）那场面多热闹呀！另外，come to 也很常用，有“到达”“共计”“苏醒”等意思。

上次和朋友一起出去旅游，坐了好久的车，终于 come to 了目的地，那种疲惫又兴奋的感觉还挺难忘的。

当 come 用于现在进行时的时候，表示将来的动作。

比如说“I'm coming ”（我就来。

）总之，come 这个单词的用法还真不少，咱们在学习的过程中，要多留意、多积累，结合实际的语境去理解和运用，这样才能真正掌握它。

就像我前面说的那些生活中的小例子，其实英语就在咱们身边，只要用心去发现，就能把英语学得越来越好！希望大家都能和 come 成为好朋友，让它在咱们的英语世界里乖乖听话，为咱们的表达增光添彩！。

come的用法及短语

短语：come down, come up with, come out, come in, come on, come off, come by, come to, come into play.1. The rain is comin‎g down.雨开始下了‎.在美国的口‎语中, 美国人很喜‎欢用动词片‎语, 尤其是以get 或是come 开头的片语‎.因为这类的‎动词除了表‎示出动作之‎外, 还说出了方‎向. 像这句话同‎样也可以说‎成, It's raini‎n g, 或是It's start‎i ng to rain. 但所表达的‎意思就不如‎come down 来的丰富. 这句话是有‎一次去看 Footb‎a ll 时学的, 打到一半就‎下起雨来, 播报员就说‎, Tha rain is comin‎g down.Come down 还有另一个‎重要的意思‎,就是"下来楼下" 的意思. 比如说你去‎找一个住在‎五楼的朋友‎,你在楼下的‎对讲机就可‎以问他, Do you want to come down? 你想不想下‎来啊?2. I came up with a good idea to that quest‎i on.对于那个问‎题我有一个‎好主意.Come up with somet‎h ing 就是说突然‎想到一个主‎意或是其它‎事情, 光用come 表达不出那‎种跑出一个‎想法的意念‎,所以要用come up. 常见的有 come up with a solut‎i on, 或是come up with a new idea (见笔记四)3. Don't let the stuff‎come out.不要让里头‎的东西跑出‎来.记得有一次‎请老美来家‎里包水饺 (What a lovel‎y idea!!) 我一直想跟‎他们说不要‎让水饺里面‎的馅跑出来‎,可是这个"跑出来" 要怎么讲就‎是一直想不‎出来, 总不会是run out 吧~~ 后来也是听‎他们说我才‎知道是用come out.Come out 也可以用在‎叫大家不要‎待在家里, 出来走走的‎意思, 例如我们宿‎舍每次都会‎贴出这样的‎布告, Come out for some foods‎.或是Come out and have a good time with us! 所以你要打‎电话约人家‎出来, 也可以这样‎问, Do you wanna‎come out with me?Come out 也常用于新‎书的出版, 比如 The new magaz‎i ne just came out. 就是说新的‎杂志刚刚出‎版了. 另外若是讲‎到数学计算‎时, 老美也常用‎come out 来表示结果‎是多少, 例如你可以‎说, The total‎comes‎out to be forty‎-five.在同性恋的‎用语中, come out 有一个很特‎别的意思, 就是"出柜" 意思, 这个出柜指‎的是什么呢‎?就是说同性‎恋公开自己‎是同性恋的‎身份啦. 例如, I am so surpr‎i sed final‎l y he came out! 他终于表明‎他是同性恋‎了.4. This is where‎the argue‎m ent comes‎in.这是争议的‎所在.有时在跟老‎美对话都突‎然会有那种‎,咦, 这个字用的‎真好, 可是我就是‎用不出来. Come in 就是一个很‎好的例子. 有一次在跟‎一个老美谈‎学校的停车‎政策, 我们各有不‎同的观点, 我说, We need to build‎more parki‎n g decks‎.他就说, Ok, this is where‎the argue‎m ent comes‎in, 然后才blah blah blah. 又讲了他的‎观点. 他的观点是‎什么不重要‎,重要的是他‎在这里用了‎一个我觉的‎很棒的 comes‎in 片语.Comes‎in 也常指新官‎上任喔! 例如我们学‎校最新来了‎一个新的校‎长, 你就可以这‎么说, A new presi‎d ent comes‎in.5. Come on!拜托喔~Come on 是个几乎每‎天都会听到‎个片语啦~ 但是不同的‎语气跟不同‎的场合有不‎同的意思. 例如在大热‎天你看到人‎家穿了一件‎毛衣, 你就可以说‎come on, dude~ 就是说大哥‎,拜托你喔. (有点受不了‎人家的意思‎)或是跟同学‎约好了五点‎出门, 结果他四点‎五十九分了‎,你也可以催‎他, Come on, it's five alrea‎d y.Come on 也可以当作‎叫人家过来‎的意思, 例如你开车‎在路上看到‎同学迎面走‎来, 你就可以说‎, Come on, I'll give you a ride.6. The ball doesn‎'t come off the net.这个球挂在‎网上掉不下‎来.以前在台湾‎打排球都是‎在水泥地上‎打, 可是来到美‎国, 我发现他们‎更喜爱沙滩‎排球或是草‎地排球(拿一个活动‎的网子, 在草地上一‎挂就玩起来‎了) 玩的很随兴‎很自在, 这通常也是‎party‎的一个重要‎部份. Come off 简而言之就‎是二个原来‎在一起的东‎西分开的意‎思, 如油漆剥落‎,如 The paint‎comes‎off gradu‎a lly. 或是球被球‎棒击中, The ball comes‎off the bat.7. I hope someo‎n e comes‎by and picks‎us up.我希望有人‎经过然后让‎我们搭便车‎.有一次大热‎天跟一个美‎国的朋友走‎在柏油路上‎,他大概是被‎晒昏了吧. 居然开始作‎起白日梦起‎来, I hope someo‎n e come by and pick us up. 结果呢? 当然是没有‎人会理我们‎的啦, 还是要自己‎走回家. Come by 算是常见的‎片语, 就是从旁边‎经过的意思‎.8. We haven‎'t come to a concl‎u sion‎yet.我们还没有‎得到结论.Come to 常可以见到‎在这样的句‎子中, 如得出解答‎(come to a solut‎i on) 或是得到结‎论(concl‎u sion‎)和come up with 不同的是, come to 指的通常是‎最终的结果‎,而come up with 只是想到某‎个想法而已‎.Come to 也常用于来‎到某个地方‎,例如 You will come to a stop sign if you keep strai‎g ht. 如果你直走‎的话, 你就会到一‎个stop sign.9. This facto‎r doesn‎'t come into play in this case.这个因素在‎这里不起任‎何作用.Come into 后面可以加‎一个名词来‎表达不同的‎意思. 如例句中所‎讲的come into play 就老师上课‎时喜欢用的‎片语之一. Come into effec‎t跟come into play 很类似, 所以这句话‎也可以说成‎, This facto‎r doesn‎'t come into effec‎t in this case.词性：不及物动词‎vi.1.来;来到Could‎you come (to) see me tomor‎r ow?你明天能来‎看我吗?Come and look at the pictu‎r e.过来看看这‎幅画。

关于come的用法

关于come的用法一、come的基本用法come是一个常见的英语动词，有多种用法和含义。

在不同的场景中，它可以表示移动、到达、发生或者存在等。

下面将介绍come的一些基本用法。

1. 表示移动和到达come常用来描述人或物体从某个地方移动向另一个地方，并且已经到达目标地点。

例如：- Mary is coming to the party tonight. (Mary今晚要来参加派对。

)- The train will come to the station in five minutes. (火车将在五分钟后到达车站。

)2. 表示发生或存在come也可用于表示某件事情的发生或存在。

例如：- Winter has come, and it's getting colder every day. (冬天来了，而且每天都越来越冷了。

)- A time will come when we have to make difficult decisions. (总有一天我们必须做出艰难的决定。

)3. 表示变得come还可以表示某种状态或性质的改变。

例如：- The weather has come nice today. (今天的天气变好了。

)- She has come a long way in her career. (她在职业道路上走出了很远的距离。

)二、常见短语和搭配除了基本用法之外，come还有许多常见短语和搭配，下面将列举几个常见的。

1. come up (with)表示提出（想法、解决方案等），或突然想起某事。

例如：- She came up with a brilliant idea for the project. (她为这个项目提出了一个绝妙的想法。

)- I can't come up with his name right now, but I'll remember it later. (我现在想不起他的名字，但我会记住的。

come作为系动词的用法举例

come作为系动词的用法举例一、come作为系动词的基本用法"Come"作为系动词时，常用来表示位置或状态的变化。

它可以与名词、形容词或副词连用，构成连系动词短语，用于说明主语的特定状态。

1. 表示位置变化当“come”接名词作为宾语时，常表示移动到说话人所在的位置。

例如：He came home late last night.（他昨晚回家很晚。

）The cat came into the room.（那只猫进了房间。

）Please come and sit next to me.（请过来坐在我旁边。

）2. 表示状态变化当“come”接形容词作为补足语时，常表示主语处于某种状态或情感。

例如：She looks tired, I think she is coming down with a cold.（她看起来累了，我觉得她要感冒了。

）I'm afraid I can't come to the party tonight because I'm feeling sick.（恐怕今晚我不能去参加聚会了，因为我身体不舒服。

）Her face came pale when she heard the news.（听到这个消息后她脸色苍白了。

）二、come作为系动词的其他用法举例除了上述基本的用法外，“come”作为系动词还有其他一些常见用法和习惯表达方式。

以下列举了几个常见用法，并附上相应的例句。

1. 表示变成，转化为The caterpillar will come a butterfly one day.（毛毛虫有一天会变成蝴蝶。

）The tiny seedling came a large tree in just a few years.（这颗小小的幼苗在几年之内长成了一棵大树。

）2. 表示取得某种状态或身份After years of hard work, he finally came rich and successful.（经过多年的辛勤工作，他终于成为一个富有和成功的人。

come的用法意思是什么及例句

come的用法意思是什么及例句come有来;来到;来取、来拿;成为;达到;接近等意思，那么你知道come的用法吗?下面跟着店铺一起来学习come的用法及相关知识吧，希望对大家的学习有所帮助!come的用法come的用法1：come的基本意思是“朝某中心点接近、到达某地点或达到某种状态”。

come的用法2：come可以表示“来临,降临”,常用以指时间或事件按规律或自然法则等“顺理成章”地到来,也可指和他人在一起来参加某活动。

come的用法3：“come+静态动词的不定式”构成复合谓语,可表示一种情况变化的过程,如由“不知”到“知之”,由“不清楚”到“清楚”,由“不理解”到“理解”,即给静态动词一个起点,而使其具有动态意义,且具有“终于”的意味。

come的用法4：现在分词与come连用,可表示伴随动作〔状态〕,指某人或某事物按某种方式行进或某人在行进中做某事,也可表示目的。

come的用法5：come在祈使句中一般不接动词不定式表示目的,而多用“come and to/ - v ”结构,在美式英语中,尤其是口语中and常可省略。

come的用法6：come可以用作系动词,接形容词作表语,意思是“变得,成为”,常常指好的事情。

come的用法7：除在成语或谚语中外一般不用于被动结构,但其过去分词可和be连用构成系表结构。

come相关词汇辨析become，get，grow，turn，go，come这些动词均可表示“变成，成为”之意。

become 最普通用词，作为连系动词，指从一个状态向另一个状态的变化。

get 常指某人或某物有意无意地获得引起变化的因素，结果使变成另一状态。

grow 常指逐渐地变成新状态，强调渐变的过程。

turn 侧重指变得与原来截然不同，有时含贬义。

go 作为连系动词，通常与形容词连用，指进入某种状态，从而发生变化，多指不好的状态。

come 侧重变化的经过或过程，多用于不良情况。

come的用法例句1. We'll go to a meeting in Birmingham and come straight back.我们将去伯明翰参加会议，然后马上回来。

come短语汇总

come 的短语come about 发生come across 遇见……come after 跟随come along 随同come and go 来来去去come apart 破碎come around 来come at 到达come away 掉下come back 回来come before 优先于……come between 介入……之间come by 走过come down 降下come for 来迎接come forward 挺身而出come in 进来come into 进入come of 由……产生come off 从……掉落come on 上演come out 出来come out of 出自come through 经过come to 来，到come together 和好come under 归入……类别come up 上升come upon 发现……come up with 想出，找出（答案）短语及例句come aboutTo take place; happen.出现；发生To turn around.转向Nautical【航海】To change tack.改变航向come acrossTo meet or find by chance:偶然遇到或找到：came across my old college roommate in town today.今天在镇上遇到我大学的老同学Slang【俚语】To do what is wanted.做所想做的To pay over money that is demanded:付要求的钱：came across with the check.开支票支付To give an impression:给予印象：“He comes across as a very sincere, religious individual”(William L. Clay)“他给人的印象是一个很虔诚的、笃实的人”(威廉L.克莱)come alongTo make advances to a goal; progress:进展对一个目标有进步；前进：Things are coming along fine.事情进展顺利To go with someone else who takes the lead:跟随与另一个带头的人走：I'll come along on the hike.我将徒步旅行来To show up; appear:表现；出现：Don't take the first offer that comes along.不要采取他人的第一个提议come around or come roundTo recover, revive:恢复，还原：fainted but soon came around.昏迷但马上苏醒To change one's opinion or position:改变某人意见或立场：You'll come around after you hear the whole story.你听到整个故事之后你会明白come atTo obtain; get:获得；得到：come at an education through study.经由研究得到教育To rush at; attack.对…冲击；攻击come backTo return to or regain past success after a period of misfortune.东山再起在一段不幸之后回到或再获得过去的成功To retort; reply:反驳；回答：came back with a sharp riposte.以尖锐的反驳回答To recur to the memory:再现记忆：When I saw the picture, happy memories came back.当我看到这照片，美好的回忆又再度浮现come byTo gain possession of; acquire:占有；取得：Mortgages are hard to come by.抵押难以获得To pay a visit.访问come downTo lose wealth or position:失去财富或地位：He has really come down in the world.他在这个世界上真的失去了地位To pass or be handed down by tradition:传承按习惯通过或处理：customs that come down from colonial times.从殖民时代传承下来的惯例To be handed down from a higher authority:宣判从更高权威传下来：An indictment finally came down.终于宣判起诉Slang【俚语】To happen; occur:发生；出现：What's coming down tonight?今晚发生了什么事情?come inTo arrive:到达：Fall clothes will be coming in soon.秋装即将上市To become available for use:成为可用：New weather information just came in.新气象信息刚被采用To start producing. Used of an oil well.开始生产。

系动词come的用法

系动词come的用法一、come的基本用法come是一个非常常见的英语系动词，它有多种含义和用法。

以下是come的基本用法：1. 表示移动：come通常表示从别处或远离听话人的位置移动到听话人所在的位置。

例如：- She came into the room and sat down.- Please come here, I want to show you something.2. 表示到达：come也可以表示到达某个地方或达到某个状态。

例如：- We finally came to the conclusion that it was a mistake.- Christmas will soon be coming.3. 表示开始或结束：come还可以表示某个事件或行为的开始或结束。

例如：- The meeting is about to come to an end.- When does summer come?4. 表示成为：come还可与形容词连用，表示变得或成为某种状态。

例如：- The situation has come desperate.- He has come successful in his career.5. 与介词短语搭配：come还可以与一些介词短语搭配使用，构成各种固定搭配表达特定的意思。

例如：- Don't come up with excuses, just do your work.- I can't believe this idea came from you!以上是come作为系动词时的基本用法和例句。

二、come与其他动词结合的表达方式除了作为系动词之外，come还可以与其他动词结合使用，构成各种表达方式。

以下是一些常见的表达方式：1. come up：意为“出现”或“提出”，常用于会议、讨论和计划等场景。

例如：- He came up with a brilliant idea for the project.- The topic of the next meeting hasn't come up yet.2. come across：意为“偶然遇到”或“被理解”。

come的用法和短语

come的用法和短语一、come的基本用法1. 动词come是英语中常用的一个词汇，主要表示“来”的意思。

它可以作为及物动词或不及物动词使用。

2. 当come作为不及物动词时，常与介词to连用，表示朝向某地或某人的方向移动。

例如：- He came to my house yesterday.（昨天他来到了我家。

）- Please come to the meeting room for a discussion.（请到会议室进行讨论。

）3. 当come作为及物动词时，没有直接的宾语，常与副词或介词短语连用，表示到达某个地方或达成某种状态。

例如：- The bus will come soon.（公交车马上就要来了。

）- Summer has come, and the weather is getting hotter.（夏天已经来临，天气越来越热了。

）二、come的常见短语1. come across：偶然遇见- I came across an old friend on the street yesterday.（昨天我在街上偶然遇见了一个老朋友。

）2. come along：前进；走过来- Come along! We don't have much time left.（快点走吧！我们没多少时间了。

）3. come back：回来- She said she would come back tomorrow morning.（她说她明天早上回来。

）4. come down：下来；降落- The plane is coming down, get ready to land.（飞机正在降落，准备着陆。

）5. come forward：站出来；自告奋勇- Anyone with information about the incident is urged to come forward.（敦促有关这一事件的人站出来提供信息。

初高中come用法大全(修订版)

中学高频短语—comecome无论在中高考还是其他英语考试中都很常见，但其用法繁多，现整理如下：1. come for/about sth; come to do sth : to arrive somewhere in order to do sth or get sth 来做；来取；来拿I have come for my book.I have come about my book.I have come to get my book.2. come as sthHer death came as a terrible shock to us.His resignation came as no surprise.3. come to/into sth ：used in many expressions to show that sth has reached a particular state 达到；进入At last winter came to an end.He came to power in 1949.When will they come to a decision?The trees are coming into leaf.4. come in sth: of goods, products, etc.to be available or to exist in a particular way.可提供；有货This dress comes in black and red.5. come rightEverthing will come right in the end.6. come about (that...): to happen 发生Can you tell me how the accident came about?7. come across/come overa. to be understood 被理解；被弄懂He spoke for a long time but his meaning didn't really come across.b. to make a particular impression 给人以...印象；使产生...印象She comes across well in interviews.He came over as a sympathetic person.8. come across sb/sth: to meet or find sb/sth by chance 偶然遇见；碰见I came across children sleeping under bridges. She came across some old photographs in a drawer.9. come across with sth: to provide or supply sth when you need it 需要时提供，供给，给予I hoped she would come across with some more information.10. come after sb: to chase or follow sb 追赶；追逐；追随11. come alonga. to arrive; to appear 到达；抵达；出现When the right opportunity comes along, she'll take it.b. to go somewhere with sb 跟随；跟着来I'm glad you came along.c. to improve or develop in the way that you want 进步；进展（=progress)Your French has come along a lot recently. d. Used in orders to tell sb to hurry, or to try harder 赶快，加把劲Come along! We are late.Come along! It's easy.12. come apart: to break into pieces 破碎；破裂The book just came apart in my hands.My whole life had come apart at the seams.13. come around/rounda. (=come to) to become conscious again 恢复知觉；苏醒Your mother hasn't yet come round from the anesthetic.b. of a date or a regular event to happen again My birthday seems to come around quicker every year.14. come around/round to...:to come to a place, especially sb's house, to visit for a short time 短暂访问Do come around and see us some time.15. come around/round to sth: to change your mood or your opinion 改变心态；改变观点He'll never come round to our way of thinking.16. come at sb:to move towards sb as though you are going to attack them 扑向（某人）She came at me with a knife.The noise came at us from all sides.17. come at sth: to think about a problem, question,etc.in a particular way 考虑，思考（approach）We are getting nowhere—let's come at it from another angle.18. come away from sth: to become separated from sthThe plaster has started to come away from the wall.19. come away with sth: to leave a place witha particular feeling or impression 离开We came away with the impression that all was not well with their marriage.20. come backa.to return 回来；返回The color was coming back to her cheeks.b.to become popular or successful again 再度流行；再次成功Long hair for men seems to be coming back in.21. come back at sb with sth: to reply to sb angrily or with force 强有力地（或愤怒地）答复；反驳She came back at the speaker with some sharp questions.22. come back to sb: to return to sb's memory 恢复记忆；回想起It's all coming back to me now.Once you’ve been in France a few days, your French will soon came back.23. come back to sth: to return to a subject, an idea, etc. 回到（主题，想法等）上来Let's come back to the point at issue.It all comes back to a question of money.e before sb/sth: to be presented to sb/sth for discussion or a decision 被提交给...讨论（或作决定）The case comes before the court next week. 25. come between sb and sb: to damage a relationship between two people 损害...之间的关系；离间I would hate anything to come between us.26. come by: to make a short visit to a place, in order to see sb(为看望某人）作短暂的拜访She came by the house.27. come by stha. to manage to get sth 设法得到（或获得）Jobs are hard to come by these days.b. to receive sth 收到；得到How did you come by that scratch on your cheek?28. come downa. to break and fall to the ground 坍塌；崩塌The ceiling came down with a terrific crash.b. (of rain, snow, etc.) to fall 落下；降落The rain came down in torrents.c. (of an aircraft）to land or fall from the sky 着陆；降落；从空中坠落We were forced to come down in a field.d. if a price, a temperature, a rate, etc. comes down, it gets lower. (价格、温度、比率等）下降，降低The price of gas is coming down.(=Gas is coming down in price)e. to decide and say publicly that you support or oppose sb 决定并宣布（支持或反对）The committee came down in support of his application.g. to reach as far down as a particular point 下垂；向下延伸（到某一点）Her hair comes down to her waist.29. come down from ...(反义词come up to)a.在期末或学业结束后离开大学，大学毕业（尤指牛津和剑桥）b. come down from...to... 从...到...（通常指从一国的北部到南部，或从大地方到小地方）30. come down on sb (无被动语态）：to criticize severely or punish sb 斥责；训斥；惩罚Don't come down too hard on her.The courts are coming down heavily on young offenders.31. come down to sb: to have come from a long time in the past (从很久以前）流传下来The name has come down from the last century.32. come down to sth (无被动语态）to be able to be explained by a single important point 可归结为；可归纳为What it comes down to is, either I get more money or I leave.33. come down with sth (无被动语态）to get an illness that is not very serious.患，得，染上（小病）I think I am coming down with flu.34. come forward: to offer your help, services, etc.主动提供（帮助或服务等）Several people came forward with information.Police have asked witnesses of the accident to come forward.35. come from stha. to start in a particular place or be produced from a particular thing.始于，产自，来自Much of our butter comes from New Zealand. This poem comes from his new book.Where does her attitude come from?Where is that smell coming from?He comes from a family of actors.--She doesn't try hard enough.--That's rich, coming from you.(你自己也没有尽力，还说别人。

come的用法及短语

短语：come down, come up with, come out, come in, come on, come off, come by, come to, come into play.1. The rain is coming down.雨开始下了.在美国的口语中, 美国人很喜欢用动词片语, 尤其是以get 或是come 开头的片语. 因为这类的动词除了表示出动作之外, 还说出了方向. 像这句话同样也可以说成, It's raining, 或是It's starting to rain. 但所表达的意思就不如come down 来的丰富. 这句话是有一次去看Football 时学的, 打到一半就下起雨来, 播报员就说, Tha rain is coming down.Come down 还有另一个重要的意思, 就是"下来楼下" 的意思. 比如说你去找一个住在五楼的朋友, 你在楼下的对讲机就可以问他, Do you want to come down? 你想不想下来啊?2. I came up with a good idea to that question.对于那个问题我有一个好主意.Come up with something 就是说突然想到一个主意或是其它事情, 光用come 表达不出那种跑出一个想法的意念, 所以要用come up. 常见的有come up with a solution, 或是come up with a new idea (见笔记四)3. Don't let the stuff come out.不要让里头的东西跑出来.记得有一次请老美来家里包水饺(What a lovely idea!!) 我一直想跟他们说不要让水饺里面的馅跑出来, 可是这个"跑出来" 要怎么讲就是一直想不出来, 总不会是run out 吧~~ 后来也是听他们说我才知道是用come out.Come out 也可以用在叫大家不要待在家里, 出来走走的意思, 例如我们宿舍每次都会贴出这样的布告, Come out for some foods. 或是Come out and have a good time with us! 所以你要打电话约人家出来, 也可以这样问, Do you wanna come out with me?Come out 也常用于新书的出版, 比如The new magazine just came out. 就是说新的杂志刚刚出版了. 另外若是讲到数学计算时, 老美也常用come out 来表示结果是多少, 例如你可以说, The total comes out to be forty-five.在同性恋的用语中, come out 有一个很特别的意思, 就是"出柜" 意思, 这个出柜指的是什么呢? 就是说同性恋公开自己是同性恋的身份啦. 例如, I am so surprised finally he came out! 他终于表明他是同性恋了.4. This is where the arguement comes in.这是争议的所在.有时在跟老美对话都突然会有那种, 咦, 这个字用的真好, 可是我就是用不出来. Come in 就是一个很好的例子. 有一次在跟一个老美谈学校的停车政策, 我们各有不同的观点, 我说, We need to build more parking decks. 他就说, Ok, this is where the arguement comes in, 然后才blah blah blah. 又讲了他的观点. 他的观点是什么不重要, 重要的是他在这里用了一个我觉的很棒的comes in 片语.Comes in 也常指新官上任喔! 例如我们学校最新来了一个新的校长, 你就可以这么说, A new president comes in.5. Come on!拜托喔~Come on 是个几乎每天都会听到个片语啦~ 但是不同的语气跟不同的场合有不同的意思. 例如在大热天你看到人家穿了一件毛衣, 你就可以说come on, dude~ 就是说大哥, 拜托你喔. (有点受不了人家的意思) 或是跟同学约好了五点出门, 结果他四点五十九分了, 你也可以催他, Come on, it's five already.Come on 也可以当作叫人家过来的意思, 例如你开车在路上看到同学迎面走来, 你就可以说, Come on, I'll give you a ride.6. The ball doesn't come off the net.这个球挂在网上掉不下来.以前在台湾打排球都是在水泥地上打, 可是来到美国, 我发现他们更喜爱沙滩排球或是草地排球(拿一个活动的网子, 在草地上一挂就玩起来了) 玩的很随兴很自在, 这通常也是party 的一个重要部份. Come off 简而言之就是二个原来在一起的东西分开的意思, 如油漆剥落, 如The paint comes off gradually. 或是球被球棒击中, The ball comes off the bat.7. I hope someone comes by and picks us up.我希望有人经过然后让我们搭便车.有一次大热天跟一个美国的朋友走在柏油路上, 他大概是被晒昏了吧. 居然开始作起白日梦起来, I hope someone come by and pick us up. 结果呢? 当然是没有人会理我们的啦,还是要自己走回家. Come by 算是常见的片语, 就是从旁边经过的意思.8. We haven't come to a conclusion yet.我们还没有得到结论.Come to 常可以见到在这样的句子中, 如得出解答(come to a solution) 或是得到结论(conclusion) 和come up with 不同的是, come to 指的通常是最终的结果, 而come up with 只是想到某个想法而已.Come to 也常用于来到某个地方, 例如You will come to a stop sign if you keep straight. 如果你直走的话, 你就会到一个stop sign.9. This factor doesn't come into play in this case.这个因素在这里不起任何作用.Come into 后面可以加一个名词来表达不同的意思. 如例句中所讲的come into play 就老师上课时喜欢用的片语之一. Come into effect 跟come into play 很类似, 所以这句话也可以说成, This factor doesn't come into effect in this case.词性：不及物动词vi.1.来;来到Could you come (to) see me tomorrow?你明天能来看我吗?Come and look at the picture.过来看看这幅画。

come短语及详细用法

come about [ phrasal verb ]1 : to happenTheir meeting came about by accident/chance.I don't know how it came about that she overheard our conversation.2 of a boat or ship : to turn to a different directionThe captain gave the order to come about.come across [ phrasal verb ]1 : to seem to have a particular quality or character : to make a particular impressionHow did he come across? [=what kind of impression did he make?]— usually + asHe comes across as (being) a good speaker. [=he seems to be a good speaker; people think that he is a good speaker when they hear him talk]He came across as a nice guy. [=he seemed to be a nice guy]2 : to be expressed to someoneShe says she was trying to be helpful, but that's not what came across when I talked to her. [=I did not get the feeling that she was trying to be helpful when I talked to her]Her enthusiasm really came across [=came through] when she talked about her job. [=we could see that she was really enthusiastic when she talked about her job]3 come across (something or someone) : to meet or find (something or someone) by chanceResearchers have come across important new evidence.As I was walking through the town, I came across a group of street performers.4 informal : to pay money that someone wants or demandsThey threatened to hurt him if he doesn't come across (with the money).come along [ phrasal verb ]1 : to go somewhere with someoneThey asked me to come along (with them) on the trip. [=they asked me to go with them on the trip]I'm going to the museum tomorrow. Would you like to come along?2 : to make progress : to get better or to proceed in a desired wayThe project started slowly, but now the work is coming along.: to proceed in a specified wayThe work is coming along well.The investigation is coming along slowly, and there's still a lot more work to be done.3 : to happen or appear as someone or something that might be used, chosen, etc.She says she won't just marry the first man that comes along.An opportunity like this doesn't come along [=occur] too often.come around ( or chiefly Brit come round) [ phrasal verb ]1 : to start to accept and support something (such as an idea) after opposing it : to stop opposing or disagreeing with something or someoneShe still says she won't support us, but she'll come around eventually. [=she'll support us eventually]— often + toShe'll come around to our side eventually.People are starting to come around to the idea.2 : to become consciousHe took a bad fall and knocked himself out. When he came around [=woke up, came to], he didn't remember what had happened.3 : to go to visit someoneWhy don't you come around [=come over] (to my house) after work today?4 : to occur in the usual way as time passesI always feel a little sad when the end of the school year comes around.— see also what goes around comes around at go, 15 of a boat or ship : to turn to a different directionThe sailboat came around [=came about] and began to head east.come at [ phrasal verb ]1 come at (someone)1 a : to move toward (someone) in a threatening or aggressive wayThey kept coming at me.1 b : to be directed at or toward (someone)The questions kept coming at him so quickly that he didn't know how to respond to them.2 come at (something) : to begin to deal with or think about (something)We need to come at [=approach] these problems from a different angle.come back [ phrasal verb ]1 : to return to a placeI hope you'll come back and see us again soon.— sometimes used figurativelya decision that may come back to haunt us [=a decision that may cause problems for us in the future]2 a : to return to a former good condition : to become strong, successful, or effective again after a time of weakness, failure, etc.It can be difficult for an athlete to come back [=recover] from an injury like this.a species that was nearly extinct but that has been coming back2 b : to become popular or fashionable againShort skirts were out of fashion for many years, but now they're coming back.2 c : to be successful in a game, sport, etc., after being behindThe team was trailing after the first half, but they came back and won in the second half.3 : to return to someone's memory— usually + toI had forgotten a lot of what I learned about music, but it's all coming back to me now. [=I am beginning to remember it now]4 : to make a reply or response— usually + withWhen questioned about his involvement, he came back with an angry denial.come between [ phrasal verb ]come between (people or groups) : to cause disagreement between (people or groups)We shouldn't let these problems come between e down [ phrasal verb ]1 a : to move or fall downwardThe crowd erupted in applause as the curtain came down.One of the tree's branches came down during the storm.1 b of rain, snow, etc. : to fall from the skyShe stood at the window, watching the rain come down.The rain was coming down in sheets. [=it was raining very heavily]2 : to go to a lower levelStock prices have continued to come down [=fall] this week. = Stocks have continued to come down in price this week.It's sad to see how he has come down in the world. [=how he has fallen to a lower position or status after being wealthy, successful, etc.]— see also comedown3 : to decide or say in an official or public way that you support or oppose someone or somethingThe committee came down in favor of the proposal. = The committee came down on the side of the proposal. [=the committee approved the proposal]Some of his former supporters have come down against him.4◇An announcement or decision that comes down is an announcement or decision from someone who has power or authority.Word came down that the strike was over.The decision came down in his favor.5◇Something that comes down from the past is something that has existed for a very long time.This is a story that has come down from ancient times.6 informal : to stop feeling the effect of an illegal drug : to stop being high on a drugan addict who is coming down from heroincome by [ phrasal verb ]1 : to make a visit to someoneWhy don't you come by [=come over] for a while after dinner?2 come by (something) : to get or acquire (something)I asked him how he came by the money, but he wouldn't tell me.A good job is hard to come by. [=it's hard to get a good job]come down [ phrasal verb ]1 a : to move or fall downwardThe crowd erupted in applause as the curtain came down.One of the tree's branches came down during the storm.1 b of rain, snow, etc. : to fall from the skyShe stood at the window, watching the rain come down.The rain was coming down in sheets. [=it was raining very heavily]2 : to go to a lower levelStock prices have continued to come down [=fall] this week. = Stocks have continued to come down in price this week.It's sad to see how he has come down in the world. [=how he has fallen to a lower position or status after being wealthy, successful, etc.]— see also comedown3 : to decide or say in an official or public way that you support or oppose someone or somethingThe committee came down in favor of the proposal. = The committee came down on the side of the proposal. [=the committee approved the proposal]Some of his former supporters have come down against him.4◇An announcement or decision that comes down is an announcement or decision from someone who has power or authority.Word came down that the strike was over.The decision came down in his favor.5◇Something that comes down from the past is something that has existed for a very long time.This is a story that has come down from ancient times.6 informal : to stop feeling the effect of an illegal drug : to stop being high on a drugan addict who is coming down from heroincome down on [ phrasal verb ]1 come down on (someone) : to criticize or punish (someone)The governor has promised to come down hard on corrupt officials. [=to severely punish corrupt officials]Her boss came down on her pretty hard when she didn't finish the report on time.2 come down on (something) : to make a strong effort to stop or oppose (something)The governor has promised to come down hard on corruption.come down to [ phrasal verb ]come down to (something) : to have (something) as the most important partPeople talk about various reasons for the company's failure, but it all comes down to one thing: a lack of leadership.The election is going to come down to which candidate seems most trustworthy to the voters. [=the candidate who seems most trustworthy will win the election]It's nice to be rich, but when you come (right) down to it, it's more important to be healthy and happy.come down with [ phrasal verb ]come down with (an illness) : to begin to have or suffer from (an illness)She came down with [=contracted] measles.I think I may be coming down with [=getting, catching] a cold.come forward [ phrasal verb ]: to say openly or publicly that you are the person who should get something or who can do somethingNo one has yet come forward to claim the reward.Several people came forward to offer their assistance.come in [ phrasal verb ]1 a : to enter a placeWelcome. Please come in.1 b : to arrive at a placeThe store will have some exciting new products coming in next week.2 : to be receivedThe election results should start coming in soon. [=we should start receiving/getting the election results soon]The broadcast was coming in loud and clear. [=we could hear the broadcast very clearly]3 : to end a race or competition in a specified positionJoan won the race and her sister came in [=finished] second.He came in first/last.4 : to have a particular role or functionWe're going to need someone to help with the cooking, and that's where you come in. [=your job will be to help us with the cooking]5◇Something that comes in handy or (less commonly) comes in useful/helpful turns out to be useful when it is needed.A pocketknife can come in handy.A little extra money would come in useful right now.come in for [ phrasal verb ]come in for (something) : to get or be given (something unpleasant, such as criticism) : to be subjected to (something)The government's policies are coming in for increasing criticism. [=more people are beginning to criticize the government's policies]come into [ phrasal verb ]come into (something)1 : to enter (a place)Everyone watched her as she came into the room.2 : to get (something) as a possessionHe came into a fortune when he inherited his father's estate.3 : to be involved in (something)Deciding who to hire should be a business decision. You shouldn't allow personal feelings to come into it. [=you shouldn't allow personal feelings to affect your decision]come off [ phrasal verb ]1 come off or come off (something) : to stop being attached to somethingWhen I tried to pick up the suitcase, the handle came off. = The handle came off the suitcase.2 : to produce a desired result : to succeedHis plans to start his own business never came off.3 : to happenThe meeting came off as scheduled. [=the meeting happened when it was scheduled to happen]4 : to do or perform well or badlyShe came off well in the contest.He came off badly/poorly in the debate.5 : to seem to have a specified quality or character— usually + asHe's really just shy, but he comes off as a little arrogant. [=he seems a little arrogant]He came off as a stuffy old man.6 come off (something)6 a US : to have recently completed or recovered from (something)a company that is coming off a very successful yearan athlete who is coming off a serious injury6 b : to have recently stopped using (an illegal drug)an addict who is coming off heroin7 US, informal—used in phrases like where do you come off? to express anger or annoyance at what someone has said or doneWhere do you come off talking to me like that? [=you have no right to talk to me like that; how dare you talk to me like that?]I don't know where he comes off making those kinds of accusations. [=he has no right to make those kinds of accusations]come on [ phrasal verb ]1 a : to happen or progress as time passesDarkness came on rapidly/gradually [=it rapidly/gradually became dark] as the sun went down.1 b : to begin to happenRain came on toward noon. [=it began to rain when it was almost noon]I feel a headache coming on.It looks like it might be coming on to rain. [=it looks like it might start to rain soon]2 a of an electrical machine, light, etc. : to begin to work or functionThe lights came on briefly and then went out again.2 b of a TV or radio program : to startThat program you like is coming on in a few minutes.3 informal3 a— used in speech to ask or urge someone to do something“I don't feel like going out tonight.” “Oh, come on! It'll do you good to get out of the house for a while.”“I don't think I can go any further.” “Come on! You can do it if you keep trying!”3 b— used in speech to tell someone to hurry or to go fasterCome on, let's go.3 c— used in speech to express surprise, disbelief, etc.“I think she could win the election.” “Come on! She doesn't have a chance!”4 : to have or seem to have a certain quality or natureHe comes on [=comes across] as a conservative.come on to [ phrasal verb ]1 come on to (someone) informal : to show sexual interest in (someone) : to try to start a sexual relationship with (someone)She complained that her boss has been coming on to her.2 come on to (something) Brit : to start to talk about or deal with (something)We'll come on to [=come to, get to] that question later.come out [ phrasal verb ]1 : to become available : to begin to be produced or soldA new magazine is coming out next week.The book/movie comes out next month.2 a : to become obvious : to be clearly shownHis pride came out in his refusal to accept help. [=his refusal to accept help showed his pride] 2 b : to become knownThe truth finally came out. [=people finally learned the truth]It came out that he had known about these problems all along, but he hadn't said anything.3 : to say something openlyWhy don't you just come out and say what you really think?4 : to say publicly that you support or oppose someone or somethingShe came out in favor of the proposal.Some of his former supporters have come out against him.5 : to say openly that you are a homosexualMany gay entertainers have been reluctant to come out.Last year she came out (as a lesbian) to her parents. [=she told her parents that she is a lesbian]6 a : to appear after being hiddenThe rain stopped and the sun/moon/stars came out as the clouds cleared away.: to appear in the openanimals that only come out at night6 b of a flower : to open : to blossomin the spring, when the flowers are beginning to come out (in bloom)7 a : to end or finish in a specified wayHow did the game come out? [=turn out] [=who won the game?]Everything came out [=ended up, turned out] all right.She expects to come out ahead in the end.He's confident that he'll come out a winner.He's confident that he'll come out on top [=that he'll win] when all the votes have been counted.7 b of a photograph : to produce a good pictureThose pictures I took at the game yesterday didn't come out.7 c— used to describe the quality that something has when it is finishedThe picture came out blurry.The brownies came out a little too dry.8 : to be said, expressed, or understood in a particular wayThat's not what I meant to say. It didn't come out right.He was trying to make a joke, but it came out wrong.come out with [ phrasal verb ]come out with (something)1 : to say or express (something, such as an idea)She came out with a new proposal.He's always saying ridiculous things. You never know what he'll come out with next.Why don't you just come out with it and say what you really think?2 : to publish or produce (something that will be sold to the public)a publisher that is coming out with a new series of children's booksa car company that is coming out with several new models next yearcome over [ phrasal verb ]1 : to make a social visit to someoneWhy don't you come over [=come around] (to my place) after work?2 : to change from one side to the other in a disagreement, competition, etc.— usually + toI've been trying to persuade her to come over to our side, but I haven't convinced her yet.3 Brit, informal : becomeHe suddenly came over all bashful. [=he suddenly became very bashful]4 come over (someone) : to affect (someone) in a sudden and strong wayA sudden feeling of dread came over me. [=I felt a sudden feeling of dread]He's behaving so strangely. I don't know what's come over him lately. [=I don't know what has caused him to behave so strangely]come through [ phrasal verb ]1 : to succeed in doing something : to do what is needed or expectedan athlete who is known for coming through in the clutch“I managed to get the tickets.” “Great! I knew you'd come through.”2 a : to be received and understoodThe message came through loud and clear.The signal wasn't coming through. [=we weren't receiving the signal]2 b : to be expressed to someoneHer enthusiasm really came through [=came across] when she talked about her job. [=we could see that she was really enthusiastic when she talked about her job]3 : to be given or made official in a formal and final wayWe're still waiting for approval of our loan application to come through.4 come through (something) : to have the experience of living through (something)It was a very difficult illness, but he came through it in pretty good shape.come to [ phrasal verb ]1 : to become consciousHe took a bad fall and knocked himself out. When he came to [=woke up, came around], he didn't remember what had happened.2 come to (something)2 a : to reach (a place) while travelingWe came to a fork in the road.2 b : to reach (a particular point or step in a process)Deciding to buy a new car was easy. Now we come to the hard part: finding the money.I can't believe that it has come to this.2 c : to approach or reach (a specified condition)The water came slowly to a boil. [=the water slowly began to boil]The project suddenly came to a stop/halt. [=the project suddenly stopped]The work has finally come to an end. [=has finally ended]— see also come to a bad end at end, 12 d : to result in (something)— usually used in negative statementsHis ambitious plans never came to much.She talked about learning to fly, but it all came to nothing in the end. [=she never did learn to fly]2 e : to make or reach (something, such as a decision or an agreement) after thinking or talkingThe two sides finally came to an agreement/understanding after many hours of discussion.I've been thinking about what to do next, and I've come to a decision. [=I've made a decision] I've come to the conclusion [=I've decided] that we need to try a different method.3◇People say that they don't know what the world is coming to or they ask What is the world coming to? when they are shocked or disgusted by something that has happened in the world.I don't know what the world is coming to when so many poor children have to go to bed hungry every night.4◇The phrase when it comes to is used to identify the specific topic that is being talked about.When it comes to playing chess, he's the best I know.5◇The phrase if it comes to that means “if that is necessary.”I'm willing to pay more money if it comes to that.6 come to (an amount) : to produce (an amount) when added togetherThe bill came to [=amounted to] 10 dollars.7 come to (someone) : to be thought of by (someone) : to occur to (someone)The answer suddenly came to me. [=I suddenly thought of the answer]8◇Something that is coming to you is something that is owed to you.I have another dollar coming to me. [=I am owed another dollar]He wants all the credit that's coming to him. [=he wants all the credit that he deserves]◇If you get what's coming to you, you get the punishment that you deserve.He's a dirty cheat, and I'm going to see that he gets what coming to him.◇If you have it coming (to you) you deserve to get something bad, such as punishment.I'm not sorry to hear that he lost his job. He had it coming.come under [ phrasal verb ]come under (something)1 : to be subjected to (something)The troops were resting when they suddenly came under attack. [=when they were suddenly attacked]His policies have been coming under attack/criticism/fire from conservatives. [=conservatives have been attacking/criticizing his policies]Many people feel that their civil rights are coming under threat. [=are being threatened] Some of the governor's recent proposals are now coming under increased scrutiny. [=people are now looking more closely and critically at the proposals]The school is coming under pressure to change its policies.2 : to be affected, controlled, or influenced by (something)an area that has come under the control of rebel forces [=an area that is now controlled by rebel forces]He was 30 years old when he first came under the care of a psychiatrist. [=when he first began to be treated by a psychiatrist]Many young people have come under his influence. [=many young people have been influenced by him]areas that come under his authority3— used to identify the group or category that something belongs toThese matters come under the heading of classified information.come up [ phrasal verb ]1 : to move near to someone or something : to approach someone or somethingHe came (right) up (to me) and introduced himself.2 a : to be mentioned or thought ofThat issue never came up. [=arose]A question has come up about the budget.I was surprised when his name came up as a possible candidate for the job.2 b : to occur in usually a sudden or unexpected wayShe seems to be ready to deal with any problem that may come up. [=arise]Something has come up and I won't be able to attend the meeting.We need to be ready to take action if an opportunity comes up.3 of the sun or moon : to become visible in the sky : to riseShe was already awake when the sun came up.4 of a plant : to first appear above the groundin the spring, when the daffodils and tulips are coming up5 : to finish in a specified condition or stateI flipped the coin and it came up heads/tails.The shot came up short. [=the shot did not go far enough]6 : to move up in rank or statusan officer who came up from/through the ranks [=who started as an ordinary soldier and rose to become an officer]7◇Something that is coming up will happen soon or will appear soon.With the election coming up, both candidates are spending all their time on the campaign trail.Our interview with the mayor is coming (right) up after this commercial.“I'd like a turkey sandwich and a glass of lemonade, please.” “Coming right up!” [=the sandwich and lemonade will be served to you very quickly]come up [ phrasal verb ]1 : to move near to someone or something : to approach someone or somethingHe came (right) up (to me) and introduced himself.2 a : to be mentioned or thought ofThat issue never came up. [=arose]A question has come up about the budget.I was surprised when his name came up as a possible candidate for the job.2 b : to occur in usually a sudden or unexpected wayShe seems to be ready to deal with any problem that may come up. [=arise]Something has come up and I won't be able to attend the meeting.We need to be ready to take action if an opportunity comes up.3 of the sun or moon : to become visible in the sky : to riseShe was already awake when the sun came up.4 of a plant : to first appear above the groundin the spring, when the daffodils and tulips are coming up5 : to finish in a specified condition or stateI flipped the coin and it came up heads/tails.The shot came up short. [=the shot did not go far enough]6 : to move up in rank or statusan officer who came up from/through the ranks [=who started as an ordinary soldier and rose to become an officer]7◇Something that is coming up will happen soon or will appear soon.With the election coming up, both candidates are spending all their time on the campaign trail.Our interview with the mayor is coming (right) up after this commercial.“I'd like a turkey sandwich and a glass of lemonade, please.” “Coming right up!” [=the sandwich and lemonade will be served to you very quickly]come up against [ phrasal verb ]come up against (something) : to be stopped or slowed by (something)The proposal has come up against some opposition. [=there is some opposition to the proposal]come upon [ phrasal verb ]somewhat formal1 come upon (someone or something) : to meet or find (someone or something) by chanceAs they turned the corner, they came upon an unexpected scene.While researching the town's history, she came upon some surprising new information about its first mayor.2 come upon (someone) of a feeling : to affect (someone) suddenlyAn urge to travel suddenly came upon him. [=he suddenly felt an urge to travel]come up to [ phrasal verb ]come up to (something) : to be as good as (something)The movie didn't come up to our expectations. [=was not as good as we expected it to be]come up with [ phrasal verb ]come up with (something) : to get or think of (something that is needed or wanted)We finally came up with a solution (to our problem).He came up with an interesting new method of improving the factory's efficiency.He'll be in a lot of trouble if he doesn't come up with the money he owes.。

come的用法和固定搭配

come的用法和固定搭配一、come的基本含义和用法（段落标题）come是一个常见的英语动词，意思是“来”。

无论是表示行动的起点或表达到达某一地点，还是用于描述事件或情况的发生，come都能准确地传达这一含义。

此外，come还有其他多样的用法和固定搭配，以下将详细介绍。

1. 行动的起点：come作为不及物动词时，用来表示行动的起点。

例如：She came into the room quietly.（她悄悄地走进了房间。

）另外，在口语中会常常听到"I'm coming!"这样的短语来表达回应或者即将出现。

2. 到达某地：当我们需要表达自己到达某个地方时，可以使用come来描述这一过程。

例如：The train is coming in five minutes.（火车将在五分钟内到站。

）Bring your umbrella, it's coming to rain.（带上你的雨伞吧，天要下雨了。

)3. 事件或情况发生：come也可用于描述事件或情况的发生。

例如：My birthday is coming soon!（我的生日快要到了！）The winter has come early this year.（今年冬天来得早。

）二、与名词搭配形成固定短语（段落标题）除了基本的用法外，come还具有一系列与名词搭配形成的固定短语。

1. come up with：这个短语意为“提出（想法、答案等）”，表示在某个情况下产生或提供某种解决方案。

例如：He always comes up with brilliant ideas.（他总是能提出一些绝妙的想法。

）2. come across：意为“偶然遇到”，用来描述无意中发现某人或某物。

例如：I came across an interesting book in the library yesterday.（昨天我在图书馆偶然发现了一本有趣的书。

come知识点总结

come知识点总结一、come的基本用法1. come作为不及物动词时，常用来表示移动或者到达的动作。

比如：- She came to visit us yesterday.（她昨天来看我们了。

）- The train is coming.（火车就要来了。

）- He came running to catch the bus.（他跑过来赶公交车。

）2. come作为及物动词时，可以加上表示地点的介词来表示到达的目的地。

比如：- We came to the museum to see the art exhibition.（我们来到博物馆参观艺术展。

）- I came to your house to return your book.（我来到你家归还你的书。

）3. come还可以用在一些固定的短语中，如：- come up with 意为提出（主意、计划等）- come across 意为偶然发现- come into 意为继承（财产）、得到（权力等）- come up 意为出现二、come的时态和语态变化1. come的基本形式是come，过去式是came，过去分词也是came。

其时态和语态变化如下：- 现在式：come- 过去式：came- 过去分词：come2. come的否定形式和疑问形式分别是doesn't come和do you come。

三、come的词性和词性转换1. come可以是及物动词和不及物动词，还可以作名词和形容词。

作名词时表示到来和出现的情况，比如：- His come is a surprise to us.（他的到来让我们感到惊讶。

）2. come的形容词形式是coming，表示即将到来或者未来要发生的。

比如：- The coming summer vacation will be very exciting.（即将到来的暑假会非常令人兴奋。

）四、come的相关短语和句式1. come + 宾语：表示到达或者来访。

come的介词搭配

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• Very few experts have ____ with complete new answers to the world’s economic problems.
• • • • A. come down B. come under C. coe out
• 释义：出版、发表 • 用法：一般用于句尾 • 例句：The book comes out this week.
• 补充：与publish的区别： • come out 没有被动用法
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come under
• 释义：归于、受到 • 用法：可用于句中或句尾 • come under observation • 引起 ... 的注意... • 例句：What heading does this come under?
come的介词搭配短语
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1、come about 2、come out 3、come under 4、come up 5、come down
come about
• • • • • • • • • 释义：发生用法：一般用在句尾常用于疑问句和否定句例句：How did the event come about? 补充：与happen的区别 come about 多指事情已经发生，但不知道为什么 happen多指事情不能预见，返回有“恰好”“巧合”之意
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come up
• 释义：走进、上来、提出 • 用法：come up with 想出（解决办法、答案） • come up again 遇到,遭到 • 例句：The sun will come up soon.
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come down

以come开头的常用短语和用法

以c o m e开头的常用短语和用法c o m e来，来到；发生，出现常用词组：1.c o m e o f f发行，举行；成功；脱落；分开例如：W h e n w i l l y o u r b r o t h e r's w e d d i n g c o m e o f f 你哥哥的婚礼将在什么时候举行？2.c o m e o n（表示鼓励，催促等）快走吧例如：C o m e o n,o u r f r i e n d s a r e w a i t i n g.快走吧，我们的朋友等着呢。

3.c o m e o u t出现，暴露，出版，发表；结果是例如：T h e s u n h a s c o m e o u t.太阳出来了。

4.c o m e r o u n d/a r o u n d复醒，复原；顺便采访例如：T o n i g h t I w i l l c o m e a r o u n d t o M a r y's p l a c e.今晚我将去玛丽家。

5.c o m e t h r o u g h经历......仍活着T h i s o l d m a n c a m e t h r o u g h h i s o p e r a t i o n.这位老人手术顺利。

6.c o m e t o苏醒；总数为D o n't w o r r y,h e w i l l c o m e t o h i m s e l f.别担心，他会苏醒的。

7.c o m e u p出现，走上前来C o m e u p,I w a n t t o t a l k t o y o u.过来，我有事跟你说。

8.c o m e u p a g a i n s t偶然遇到U n l u c k i l y w e c a m e u p a g a i n s t a l a c k o f f u n d s.很不幸，我们面临资金不足的问题。