come with

• Verbo frasal que indica acompañar a alguien o algo, o presentar una idea o propuesta.

A phrasal verb used to indicate accompanying someone or something, or to suggest an idea or proposal.

incontable · verbo irregular · intransitivo · phrasal, inseparable

1. Accompanyformal

   To go somewhere together with someone.

   acompañar

   • Will you come with me to the store?
   • She came with her family to the party.
   • He asked if I wanted to come with him to the concert.

   Sinónimosaccompanycome alongescortgo withjointag along

   Antónimosdepartleavepartretreatseparatewithdraw

2. Include or be provided withformal

   To be included as part of something, such as a product or service.

   incluir como parte de

   • The laptop comes with a one-year warranty.
   • This meal comes with a side salad and a drink.
   • The software comes with a user manual.

   Sinónimoscontainfeaturehaveincludeincorporateofferprovide

   Antónimosexcludeomit

3. Result fromformal

   To be a natural result or consequence of something.

   venir con

   • Success comes with hard work and dedication.
   • Experience comes with time and practice.
   • Wisdom often comes with age.

   Sinónimosaccompanyattend

Verbo basecome