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Dictionary Spanish English: come

Translation 1 - 61 of 61

SpanishEnglish
NOUN   come | -
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VERB  to come | came | come ... 
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venir
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to come
llegar
4
to come [arrive]
Unverified acercarseto come
Unverified venirseto come
2 Words: Others
¡Ven pa'ca! [México] [pey.] [col.]Come here! [pej.]
¡Arriba!Come on!
¡Ven! [sur.]Come on!
¡Salid!Come out! [said to more than one person with whom one is familiar]
¡Salgan!Come out! [said to more than one person with whom one is not familiar]
¡Sal!Come out! [said to single person with whom one is familiar]
¡Salga!Come out! [said to single person with whom one is not familiar]
2 Words: Verbs
nacerto come aborning [esp. Am.] [also fig.]
tener lugarto come about
toparse con algn [hallar casualmente]to come across sb.
dar con algn [locución] [hallar a una persona]to come across sb. [idiom]
encontrarse a-algn/algoto come across sb./sth. [coll.] [idiom]
regresar [al punto de partida]to come back
volverto come back
intermediar [encontrarse entre cosas]to come between
venirse abajo [edificio: colapso]to come down [building: collapse]
aero. bloquearseto come down [coll.] [to crash]
adelantarseto come forward
originarse [tener origen]to come from
provenir de algo/algnto come from sb./sth.
proceder de algo [provenir]to come from sth. [originate]
pasarto come in
entrarto come in [enter]
aflojarse [ponerse flojo]to come loose
tener lugarto come off
desprenderse [despegarse]to come off [detach itself]
salirto come out
pasarto come past
3 Words: Others
(Yo) vengo de ...I come from ...
3 Words: Verbs
darse un porrazo [col.] [locución]to come a cropper [coll.] [idiom] [fall and get hurt]
ir a caer una buena [col.] [locución]to come a cropper [coll.] [idiom] [suffer defeat, misfortune]
entrar a raudalesto come flooding in
llevar las de perder [locución]to come off worst [idiom]
andarto come on foot
entrar a saco [esp.] [col.] [locución]to come on strong [idiom] [be forceful]
cobrar vidato come to life [become animate]
salir a la palestra [col.]to come to light [idiom]
acudir en ayuda de algnto come to sb.'s aid
Unverified sobrevenirto come up suddenly
elucubrar sobre algoto come up with sth.
concebir algo [formar idea, proyecto]to come up with sth. [idiom]
4 Words: Others
en los años venideros {adv}for years to come [for a long time into the future]
4 Words: Verbs
dar una vaina [carib.] [col.] [locución]to come down with something [coll.] [idiom] [fall ill]
salir de la nada [locución]to come out of nowhere [idiom]
salir mal parado de algoto come out of sth. badly
loc. estar que ardeto come to a head
finalizarto come to an end
terminarseto come to an end [idiom]
entrar en razón [col.] [locución]to come to one's senses [coll.] [idiom] [listen to reason]
acomodarse a algoto come to terms with sth. [idiom] [reconcile oneself to sth.]
5+ Words: Others
Acércate, te quiero contar algo.Come close, I want to tell you something.
¡A por ellos! [col.]Come on, let's kick arse! [Br.] [vulg.]
Tengo grandes deseos de que vengan.I really hope they come.
proverb. Piedra sin agua no aguza en la fragua.Nothing will come of nothing.
¿Cuánto es?What does that come to?
5+ Words: Verbs
toparse de cara con algn [locución]to come face to face with sb. [idiom]
entrar en tromba [locución]to come in like a whirlwind [idiom]
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