come

• Sustantivo que denota la llegada o el logro de un lugar o estado determinado (uso menos común; principalmente es un verbo).

A noun referring to arrival or the act of reaching a particular place or state (less common usage, primarily a verb).

1. Semenslang

   Slang term for the fluid containing sperm that is ejaculated during orgasm.

   Semen

   • He wiped the come off his hand.
   • She felt his come inside her.
   • The porn video showed come dripping down her leg.

   Sinónimoscreamcumejaculateloadseedsemenspunk

2. ArrivalB2informal

   The act of arriving or reaching a place (less common usage).

   llegada

   • The come of the guests was delayed by traffic.
   • We awaited the come of the new year.
   • His come to the party was unexpected.

   Sinónimosadventarrivalcoming

• Verbo que indica movimiento hacia el lugar donde está el hablante o el oyente, o hacia un punto de referencia; también puede significar llegar, aparecer, suceder o acercarse en el tiempo.

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

verbo irregular

1. Move towards speakerA1formal

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

   venir

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

   Sinónimosadvanceapproacharrivedraw nearnear

   Antónimosdepartgoleave

2. Arrive or reachA1formal

   To arrive at a particular place or state.

   llegar

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

   Sinónimosappearapproacharriveattainentermaterializereachshow upturn up

   Antónimosdepartgoleave

3. Happen or occurA2formal

   To take place or happen.

   Suceder u ocurrir

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

   Sinónimosariseensuehappenoccurtake placetranspire

4. Reach a state or resultB1formal

   To reach a particular state, condition, or result.

   Llegar a un estado o resultado

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

   Sinónimosbecomeend upgetgrowproveturnwind up

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