Come - from-behind-Meaning, Definition & English Examples
Come is a verb meaning to move toward or arrive at a place. It is also used to indicate approaching in time (e.g., Winter is coming) or inviting action (e.g., Come here).
Definition:
Move or travel toward or into a place near the speaker.
Synonyms:
arrive, approach, reach, enter
Part of Speech:
verb, noun
Antonyms:
go, leave
Common Collocations:
come here, come back, come in, come along
Derivatives:
coming, comer
Usage Tips:
Use "come" for movement toward the speaker; "go" for movement away.
Common Phrases:
come true, come to light, come full circle
Etymology:
Old English *cuman*, from Proto-Germanic *kwemanan*, meaning "to move toward."
Examples:
- 1. Please come to the front of the class.
- 2. She will come to the party later.
- 3. The train comes at 3 PM every day.
- 4. Come with me to the store.