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British pronunciation/kˈʌm/
American pronunciation/ˈkəm/

Definition & Bedeutung von "come"

to come
01

kommen

to move toward a location that the speaker considers to be close or relevant to them
Intransitive: to come somewhere
to come definition and meaning
1.1

kommen, ankommen

to move or travel a certain distance
1.2

kommen, ankommen

to arrive at or reach a specified place or destination
1.3

kommen, erreichen

to reach a specific point or length
1.4

kommen, ankommen

to move or travel to get or do a specific thing
1.5

hereinkommen tanzend, hineinkommen tanzend

to move while doing another thing or in a specific way
02

kommen, eintreten

to happen or materialize as an event or situation
Intransitive: to come | to come point in time
2.1

kommen, stammen

to originate or emerge from a specific source or place
2.2

kommen, eintreten

(of natural events or changes in weather) to arrive or occur at a particular time
03

kommen, ankommen

to be recognized in a certain rank or level of significance relative to other items or concerns
Linking Verb: to come [adj] | to come after sth | to come before sth
3.1

abschließen, ankommen

to finish in a particular rank or place in a competitive event
04

kommen, erreichen

to transition into a particular state or condition, often unexpectedly or unintentionally
Linking Verb: to come [adj]
4.1

kommen, ankommen

to arrive at a certain state
4.2

kommen zu, gelangen zu

used to describe the process of reaching a particular feeling or state of mind through gradual realization or development
05

kommen, verfügbar sein mit

to be available with certain features, options, or characteristics associated with a product
Intransitive: to come in a specific manner
06

kommen, den Orgasmus erreichen

to experience sexual climax or orgasm
Intransitive
01

Sperma, Samenflüssigkeit

the thick, milky fluid from the male reproductive system that contains sperm and is released during ejaculation
01

Kommt Montag, Ab Montag

used to indicate the arrival or occurrence of a particular time, event, or situation

come

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comer

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comer

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coming

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coming

adj

coming

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coming

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example
Beispiel
The new flavor of this bubble gum comes in this plum shade of purple.
The response to the inquiry came belatedly.
The sudden announcement of her resignation came as a shock to the entire team.
The team came up against a formidable opponent in the finals.
The package came yesterday.
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