Usage of come
1, the basic meaning of come is "approaching a central point, reaching a certain place or reaching a certain state".
2.come can mean "coming, coming", which is often used to mean that time or events come "naturally" according to laws or natural laws, or participate in an activity with others.
3. When the present participle is used with come, it can indicate the accompanying action [state], indicate that someone or something is marching in a certain way or someone is doing something in the process, or indicate the purpose.
4. In imperative sentences, come usually uses the structure of "come and to/-v" without infinitive, which can be omitted in American English, especially in spoken English.
5.come can be used as a verb, followed by an adjective as a predication, which means "becoming" and often refers to beautiful things.
Lai's phrase
1, come true Realize, come true; realize
2. Where did it come from? From; Born in
3. Come back? Come back; Remember; Restore to the original state and become popular again.
4. coming out? Appear; Publication; the result is
Come in? Enter; get
6. Come on? Hurry up; Start; Requirements; Stage; Follow; crop up
7. come up? Approaching; Happen; Start; Rise; Germination; turn up
Why don't you come in? Come in; Arrive; grow into vogue