come in for

• Verbo frasal que se usa para indicar que alguien recibe o se ve sometido a algo, generalmente críticas, culpas o elogios.

A phrasal verb used to indicate receiving or being subjected to something, typically criticism, blame, or praise.

incontable · verbo irregular · intransitivo · phrasal, inseparable

1. Receive criticism or blameformalbritish

   To be the target of criticism, blame, or negative attention.

   Recibir críticas o culpas

   • The government came in for heavy criticism over the new policy.
   • She came in for a lot of blame after the project failed.
   • The company came in for scrutiny from the media.

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2. Receive somethingformalbritish

   To receive or be given something, often praise or attention.

   recibir, obtener

   • The actor came in for high praise for his performance.
   • The charity came in for generous donations from the public.
   • He came in for a share of the profits.

   Sinónimosattractdrawearngetincurreceive

Verbo basecome