英语词汇“come across”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	come across
释义	Trends of come across View usage for: come across 1. phrasal verb If you come across something or someone, you find them or meet them by chance. I came across a group of children playing. [VERB PARTICLE noun] 2. phrasal verb If someone or what they are saying comes across in a particular way, they make that impression on people who meet them or are listening to them. When sober he can come across as an extremely pleasant and charming young man. [VERB PARTICLE + as] He came across very, very well. [VERB PARTICLE adverb] More Synonyms of come across See full dictionary entry for come come across in British English verb (intransitive) 1. (preposition) to meet or find by accident 2. (adverb) (of a person or his or her words) to communicate the intended meaning or impression 3. (often foll by with) to provide what is expected come across in American English 1. to meet by accident; find by chance 2. Informal to be effective, readily understood, etc. 3. US, Slang to give, do, or say what is wanted; provide (with what is needed) See full dictionary entry for come Examples of 'come across' in a sentence come across Just round the corner, they came across a man clearing out an old barn. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Rarely did we come across other groups. Times, Sunday Times (2009) Do you think your suspicious mind might make you come across as very judgmental? The Sun (2011) The place is so remote that you can walk for hours without coming across a single person. Times, Sunday Times (2009) You can ruin your chances if you come across bad. The Sun (2012) They were stopped when another parent came across them by chance. Times, Sunday Times (2007) On that walk we came across a man having an epileptic fit. Times, Sunday Times (2009) He wanders from the group and comes across a distressed young bull elephant with one leg in the air. Times, Sunday Times (2010) How would one feel if one was to go walking in nature and suddenly came across a group of naked people? Times, Sunday Times (2009) He came across it by chance. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Up the road, he came across a car accident. Alexander Masters STUART: A Life Backwards (2005) But when you have emotions, you find it comes across in a really real way. The Sun (2014) The unnamed woman rescued the four-year-old after coming across the accident scene. The Sun (2010) C. Talk to the first person you come across? The Sun (2010) It's a bit like coming across an accident. The Sun (2010) But steely though she can be, she comes across in person as perfectly pleasant. Times, Sunday Times (2008) We came across one man in his mid-thirties doing the climb barefoot. Times, Sunday Times (2009) Anger is your worst enemy Holding on to it will make you come across as brittle or flat. Times, Sunday Times (2008) When he failed to meet his daughter, she and her mum looked for him and came across the accident. The Sun (2015) Where it becomes trickier is when we come across behaviour we find morally offensive, but over which we have no jurisdiction. Times, Sunday Times (2008) The problem is that all kind of good musical and lyrical themes come across as thrown together, rather than making coherent sense. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Sometimes I come across truly great finds which are of museum quality or have special historic significance. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Of course I've come across couples still together where one or other partner has not been entirely monogamous. Times, Sunday Times (2014) When you see an athlete perform, you have a pretty fair idea what sort of person you're going to come across when you meet up. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Chinese translation of 'come across' come across vt fus (= find) 偶然发(發)现(現) (ǒurán fāxiàn) vi to come across well/badly [person] 留下好/坏(壞)印象 (liúxià hǎo/huài yìnxiàng) [idea, meaning] 表达(達)清楚/不清楚 (biǎodá qīngchu/bù qīngchu) See come Nearby words of come across combine come come about come across come along come along! come apart All related terms of 'come across' to come across well/badly ( person ) 留下好/坏(壞)印象 liúxià hǎo/huài yìnxiàng come up with ( idea, suggestion ) 提出 tíchū come up to ( get on for ) 接近 jiējìn come upon ( find ) 偶然碰到 ǒurán pèngdào come up against ( resistance, difficulties ) 碰到 pèngdào come up ( approach ) 走近 zǒujìn come under ( criticism, pressure, attack ) 受到 shòudào come to ( regain consciousness ) 苏(甦)醒 sūxǐng come through ( survive : crisis, illness ) 经(經)历(歷) ... 而幸存 jīnglì ... ér xìngcún come round = come around come over ( feeling ) 牢牢控制 láoláo kòngzhì come out with ( remark ) 说(說)出 shuōchū come out in ▶ to come out in spots/in a rash 起满(滿)小包/疹子 qǐmǎn xiǎobāo/zhěnzi come out ( person : out of house, for evening etc ) 出去 chūqù come on to 开(開)始讨(討)论(論) kāishǐ tǎolùn come on ( progress : pupil, work, project ) 进(進)展 jìnzhǎn come off ( button, handle ) 脱(脫)落 tuōluò come of ( result from ) 是 ... 的结(結)果 shì ... de jiéguǒ come into ( inherit ) 继(繼)承 jìchéng come in for ( criticism ) 受到 shòudào come in ( to room, house etc ) 进(進)入 jìnrù come from ( place, source ) 来(來)自 láizì come forward ( volunteer ) 自告奋(奮)勇 zì gào fènyǒng come down with ( illness ) 染上 rǎnshàng come down to 归(歸)结(結)为(為) guījié wéi come down on ( declare support for ) come down ( price ) 降低 jiàngdī come by ( acquire ) 得到 dédào come between 离(離)间(間) líjiàn come back ( return ) 回来(來) huílái come away ( depart ) 离(離)开(開) líkāi come at 扑(撲)向 pūxiàng come around ( visit ) 来(來)访(訪) láifǎng come apart 裂成碎片 lièchéng suìpiàn come along 来(來) lái come about ( discovery, solution ) 发(發)生 fāshēng
随便看	wilful wilfully wilfulness wilga wilhelm wilhelm i wilhelm ii wilhelmina wilhelmina i wilhelmine wilhelmshaven wilhelmstrasse wili wilier wiliest wilily wiliness wilja wilkes wilkes-barre wilkes land wilkins wilkinson will will 5 be enough?

　

英语词典包含298861条英英释义在线翻译词条，基本涵盖了全部常用单词的英英翻译及用法，是英语学习的有利工具。

　

Copyright © 2004-2022 Newdu.com All Rights Reserved
更新时间：2025/1/10 4:25:23