Vocab Bloom Hub

come in

/kʌm ɪn/

Tradução: Verbo frasal usado para indicar entrada em um lugar, chegada a um local ou envolvimento em uma situação.

1 verbete

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verb

/kʌm ɪn/A2formal
  • ptVerbo frasal usado para indicar entrada em um lugar, chegada a um local ou envolvimento em uma situação.

A phrasal verb used to indicate entering a place, arriving, or becoming involved in a situation.

incontável · verbo irregular · intransitivo · phrasal, inseparável

  1. Enter a placeinformal

    To go or move into a room, building, or area.

    ptEntrar

    • Please come in and take a seat.
    • She knocked and then came in.
    • The door opened and the cat came in.

    Sinônimosenterget ingo instep inwalk in

    Antônimosdepartexitgoleave

  2. Arrive (for mail, news, etc.)informal

    To be received or arrive, especially by mail or communication.

    ptChegar

    • The report came in late last night.
    • News of the victory came in this morning.
    • Has the package come in yet?

    Sinônimosarrivecome throughlandroll inshow upturn up

  3. Become available or fashionableinformal

    To become available or popular.

    ptEntrar na moda

    • Mini skirts came in during the 1960s.
    • New smartphones come in every year.
    • This style came in last season.

    Sinônimosappeararriveemergesurface

  4. Finish a race or competitioninformal

    To finish in a particular position in a race or contest.

    ptChegar em uma posição

    • He came in third in the marathon.
    • Our team came in last place.
    • She came in first in the spelling bee.

    Sinônimosfinishplacerank

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

Verbo basecome

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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