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coming

/ˈkʌm.ɪŋ/

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adjective

/ˈkʌm.ɪŋ/A2formal
  • ruОписывает что-то приближающееся или то, что должно произойти.

Describes something that is approaching or about to happen.

  1. Approaching or upcomingA2formal

    Referring to an event or time that is about to happen or is relatively near in the future.

    ruПредстоящий

    • We are preparing for the coming winter.
    • The coming election will be closely contested.
    • She is excited about the coming holidays.

    Synonymsanticipatedexpectedforthcomingimminentimpendingnearprospectiveupcoming

    Antonymsgonepastpreviousprior

Forms
  • more coming comparative form
  • most coming superlative form
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noun

/ˈkʌm.ɪŋ/B1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее действие приближения или прибытия, часто используемое для описания ожидаемого события или момента достижения кульминации.

A noun referring to the act of approaching or arriving, often used to describe an awaited event or the moment of reaching a climax.

  1. Approach or arrivalB1formal

    The act of drawing spatially closer to something.

    ruПриближение

    • The coming of the storm was announced by dark clouds.
    • We watched the coming of the train from a distance.
    • The coming of spring brings new life to the garden.

    Synonymsadvanceadventapproacharrival

    Antonymsdepartureexitgoingleavewithdrawal

  2. Long-awaited arrivalB2formal

    Arrival that has been awaited, especially of something momentous.

    ruПришествие

    • The coming of the new year is a time for celebration.
    • They prepared for the coming of the king.
    • The coming of the internet changed the world forever.

    Synonymsadventappearanceapproacharrivalemergence

    Antonymsdepartureexitgoingleaving

  3. Approaching timeB1formal

    The temporal property of becoming nearer in time.

    ruПриближение

    • The coming of the deadline made everyone nervous.
    • We can feel the coming of winter in the cold air.
    • The coming of age is a significant milestone.

    Synonymsapproach

  4. ClimaxC1informal

    The moment of most intense pleasure in sexual intercourse.

    ruОргазм

    • The couple reached the coming together in perfect harmony.
    • He described the coming as an overwhelming sensation.
    • The film subtly depicted the moment of coming.

    Synonymsclimaxculminationejaculationorgasmpeakrelease

Forms
  • comings plural form
  • comings' possessive plural form
  • coming's possessive singular form
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verb

come/kʌm/A1formal
  • ruГлагол, обозначающий движение к месту или достижение его, прибытие или появление.

A verb used to indicate movement towards or reaching a place, or to arrive or appear.

irregular verb

  1. Move towards speakerA1formal

    To move or travel towards the speaker or the place where the speaker is.

    ruПриходить

    • Come here, please.
    • When are you coming to visit us?
    • She came to the party last night.

    Synonymsadvanceapproacharrivedraw nearnear

    Antonymsdepartgoleave

  2. Arrive or reachA1formal

    To arrive at a particular place or state.

    ruПрийти

    • The bus comes every ten minutes.
    • Summer comes after spring.
    • He came first in the competition.

    Synonymsappearapproacharriveattainentermaterializereachshow upturn up

    Antonymsdepartgoleave

  3. Happen or occurA2formal

    To take place or happen.

    ruПроисходить

    • The meeting comes before lunch.
    • How did you come to that conclusion?
    • The opportunity came at the right time.

    Synonymsariseensuehappenoccurtake placetranspire

  4. Reach a state or resultB1formal

    To reach a particular state, condition, or result.

    ruДостичь состояния

    • The water came to a boil.
    • He came to his senses after the argument.
    • The total comes to $50.

    Synonymsbecomeend upgetgrowproveturnwind up

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

Phrasal variantscome acrosscome aftercome alongcome aroundcome awaycome beforecome bycome downcome income in forcome intocome nearcome offcome oncome outcome overcome throughcome tocome upcome up tocome uponcome with

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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