come into

• Verbo frasal que indica la entrada en un lugar o situación, la adquisición o herencia de algo, o el comienzo de un estado o fase.

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

incontable · verbo irregular · intransitivo · phrasal, inseparable

1. Inherit or receiveformal

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

   heredar

   • 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.

   Sinónimosacquiregetinheritobtainreceive

2. Enter a state or conditionformal

   To begin to be in a particular state or situation.

   entrar en un estado o condición

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

   Sinónimosassumeenterfall intotake on

   Antónimosdepartleave

3. Become involvedinformal

   To become part of a situation or activity.

   involucrarse

   • 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.

   Sinónimosengageenterjoinparticipatetake part

Verbo basecome