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come into

/kʌm ˈɪn.tuː/

Übersetzung: Phrasal verb, das den Erhalt oder die Übernahme von etwas (z. B. Besitz, Erbe, Zustand) bezeichnet sowie das Eintreten in eine bestimmte Situation oder einen Zustand.

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/kʌm ˈɪn.tuː/B1formal
  • dePhrasal verb, das den Erhalt oder die Übernahme von etwas (z. B. Besitz, Erbe, Zustand) bezeichnet sowie das Eintreten in eine bestimmte Situation oder einen Zustand.

A phrasal verb used to indicate inheriting or acquiring something, or entering a particular state or situation.

unzählbar · unregelmäßiges Verb · intransitiv · Phrasal, untrennbar

  1. Inherit or receiveformal

    To receive something, especially money or property, from someone after their death.

    deErben

    • She came into a large fortune when her grandfather passed away.
    • He came into possession of the family estate.
    • They came into a valuable collection of paintings.

    Synonymeacquiregetinheritobtainreceive

  2. Enter a state or conditionformal

    To begin to be in a particular state or situation.

    deIn einen Zustand eintreten

    • The new law came into effect last month.
    • The system came into operation after the upgrade.
    • The agreement came into force immediately.

    Synonymeassumeenterfall intotake on

    Antonymedepartleave

  3. Become involvedinformal

    To become part of a situation or activity.

    deSich einbringen

    • How did you come into this project?
    • She came into the discussion with some great ideas.
    • He came into the business after his father retired.

    Synonymeengageenterjoinparticipatetake part

Formen
  • come into past participle
  • came into past simple
  • coming into present participle
  • comes into third person singular

Grundverbcome

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