Come

    • Here are some of the expressions that you can use with the Verb Come......|eMy regards




      Expression: Come in for something
      Meaning: be exposed to something unpleasant
      Example: I’m afraid we have to come in for a lot of criticism over our decision to close the hospital

      Expression: Come down (heavily) on somebody
      Meaning: criticize or punish
      Example: The new law come down (heavily) on those driving with no proper tax and insurance

      Expression: Come down with something
      Meaning: catch an illness
      Example: Soon after their arrival at the holiday resort they all came down with gastric flu

      Expression: Come to terms with something
      Meaning: accept a situation as it is
      Example: His wife died last year and he still cannot come to terms with her death


      Expression: Come out with something
      Meaning: say something surprising
      Example: My little girl come out with some strange expressions. Goodness knows where she hears them


      Expression: Come up with something
      Meaning: produce an idea
      Example: After deliberating for several hours we finally came up with a possible solution to the problem


      Expression: Come to the point
      Meaning: reach a conclusion
      Example: Although he’s an entertaining speaker, it takes him ages to come to the point


      Expression: Come round
      Meaning: regain consciousness
      Example: When he came round after the operation, he had absolutely no idea where he was