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Traductions de „come“ dans le dictionnaire anglais » français (Aller à français » anglais)

come <came, come, coming> [kʌm] VERBE intr

2. come (happen):

come
how come?

5. come (become):

to come loose
to come open

6. come fam (have an orgasm):

come

Idiomes/Tournures:

to come clean about sth
to come unstuck Aus, GB
come again?
don't come it (with me)!
come to that!
au fait!

come apart VERBE intr

1. come apart (fall to pieces):

come apart

2. come apart (detach):

come apart

3. come apart fig person:

come apart

come around VERBE intr

come around PHRVB come round

Voir aussi : come round

come round VERBE intr

1. come round (change one's mind):

come round

2. come round (regain consciousness):

come round

3. come round (visit):

come round

4. come round (recur):

come round

come at VERBE trans

1. come at (attack):

come at

2. come at (arrive):

come at

I . come by VERBE trans insép

1. come by → come across

2. come by (obtain by chance):

come by

II . come by VERBE intr

come by

Voir aussi : come across

come down VERBE intr

1. come down (move down):

come down
come down curtain

2. come down (in rank):

come down people

3. come down (land):

come down

4. come down (fall):

come down rain, snow

5. come down (visit southern place):

come down

6. come down (become less):

7. come down (be detached):

come down

8. come down fig (to be a matter):

to come down to sth
to come down to the fact that ...
le fait est que ...

come forward VERBE intr

1. come forward (advance):

to come forward to sb

2. come forward (offer assistance):

come forward

come in VERBE intr

1. come in (enter):

come in
come in!

3. come in (become fashionable):

come in

4. come in (be):

to come in handy/useful

5. come in (participate in):

come in

6. come in (receive):

come into VERBE trans

2. come into (get involved in):

to come into sb's life

3. come into (be relevant):

to come into it

4. come into (inherit):

come into

I . come off VERBE intr

1. come off fam (succeed):

come off

2. come off (end up):

to come off well/badly

3. come off (become detached):

come off

4. come off (rub off):

come off stain
come off ink

5. come off (take place):

come off

II . come off VERBE trans

1. come off (fall):

come off

2. come off (climb down):

come off

3. come off (detach):

come off

4. come off MÉD:

5. come off GB (stop):

come off alcohol

6. come off fam (expression of annoyance):

come off it!

I . come on VERBE intr

1. come on (exhortation):

come on! you can do it!

3. come on (start):

come on

4. come on (start to work):

come on
come on lights

5. come on THÉÂTRE, CINÉ:

come on

6. come on Am fam (express sexual interest):

to come on to sb

II . come on VERBE trans

come on → come upon

Voir aussi : come upon

come upon VERBE trans (find)

come upon

come out VERBE intr

1. come out (appear, go out):

come out
come out sun, star
come out flowers

2. come out (express opinion):

come out

3. come out (emerge, result):

come out
to come out of sth
to come out first

4. come out (become known):

come out
to come out that ...

5. come out (say):

to come out with sth

6. come out (reveal one's homosexuality):

come out

7. come out GB (strike):

to come out on strike

8. come out (be removed):

come out
come out cork
come out tooth, hair

9. come out (fade):

come out shirt

10. come out (be published):

come out book, film

12. come out (end up):

to come out at a price

Idiomes/Tournures:

it will all come out in the wash prov

I . come over VERBE intr

1. come over (come nearer):

come over

2. come over (visit):

come over

3. come over (come, travel):

come over

4. come over Aus, GB (feel):

come over

5. come over (make impression):

to come over as sth
to come over well

II . come over VERBE trans

come over person:

come over
what has come over you?

come round VERBE intr

1. come round (change one's mind):

come round

2. come round (regain consciousness):

come round

3. come round (visit):

come round

4. come round (recur):

come round

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