Pesquisar
come on
01
used for encouraging someone to hurry
to come on
[phrase form: come]
01
avançar, melhorar
to make progress or improve
Intransitive: to come on | to come on in a specific manner
02
vir, aproximar-se
to move or advance in the direction of someone or something
Intransitive: to come on somewhere
03
tornar-se disponível, ficar disponível
to become accessible or available for use or participation
Intransitive
04
ligar-se, começar a funcionar
to begin functioning, especially after a period of inactivity or being turned off
Intransitive
05
surgir de repente, começar de repente
to begin doing something in a manner that is sudden and unexpected
Intransitive
06
flertar com, jogar charme
to show attraction or romantic interest
Intransitive: to come on | to come on to sb
07
aparecer, vir
to make an appearance or be featured in a television or radio program, especially as a guest or performer
Intransitive
Transitive: to come on a show
08
deparar-se com, encontrar-se com
to come across or encounter someone or something unexpectedly
Transitive: to come on sth
09
aparecer, tornar-se visível
to become visible or make an appearance, often in a noticeable manner
Intransitive
come on
01
vamos lá, poxa
used to express disbelief or disagreement with someone, especially when they are making a statement or argument that the speaker finds implausible or questionable
Exemplo
Come on, sleepyhead, it's time to get up and look alive!
The sharpshooter taunted his opponent, saying, "Come on out, and you'll eat my lead!"
When the engine started making strange noises, I knew something was about to come on.
She enjoys subtle flirting but dislikes when people come on too aggressively.
Come on, your watch is right here, Liz!
