by · Published November 7, 2019 · Updated February 5, 2020 Come On là gì?. Nó được sử dụng như thế nào trong câu?. Hãy cùng điểm qua các nghĩa của từ come on trong từng ngữ cảnh nha. dùng để khích lệ tinh thần của một người nào đó để họ cố gắng hơn khi làm 1 việc gì đó. Come On, Frank !. You can do it !. You can jump higher !. Cố lên Frank. Anh có thể làm được điều đó. Anh có thể nhảy cao hơn mà. bắt đầu, khởi đầu của một sự việc gì đó. I was sneezing all day yesterday. I guess that I’ve caught a cold coming on Tôi đã hắt hơi cả ngày hôm qua. Tôi đoán là tôi đã bắt đầu bị cảm cúm rồi. dùng để bảo ai đó làm gì đó nhanh lên Come On, hurry up Ben!. We’re going to be late for school. Nhanh lên nào Ben. Chúng ta sẽ trễ giờ đến trường mất thôi. dùng để biểu thị sự không tin tưởng, thiếu tin tưởng vào ai đó, hoặc tỏ ra là không đồng tình với người nào đó, hay tỏ thái độ tức giận với ai đó. Oh, Come On James. You’ve told me that you would make your room tidy for the last month (Mẹ nói với con trai) Oh, Thôi đi James. Con đã nói với mẹ là con sẽ dọn dẹp phòng cả tháng nay rồi đó. Xem Thêm : 15 Cụm Từ Đi Với Call, Call Up, Call Off… Tags: come on có nghĩa là gìcome on là gìcome on nghĩa là gì Anna Học Tiếng Anh 24H là Blog do Anh Phan xây dựng. Cảm ơn các bạn đã ghé thăm blog. Học Tiếng Anh 24H chia sẻ các cách học Tiếng Anh, các phần mềm học Tiếng Anh và các bài học Tiếng Anh miễn phí. Chúc các bạn học Tiếng Anh vui vẻ. Approach, advance, (draw) near, move, Archaic or literarydraw nigh: The car came towards us. She has come to me forcomforting words. Winter is coming. 2 arrive, appear, make orput in an appearance, Colloq blow in, report (in), turn or showup, check in, sign in, clock on or in, roll in: Winter hascome. When Cora comes, we'll ask her. Enter: Come into thelight, where I can see you.Come about. a occur, happen,take place, come up; befall, Loosely transpire: I cannotimagine how this state of affairs came about. b Nautical tack,go about: After the marker, come about and hoist the spinnaker.5 come across. a find, discover, encounter, meet (up or upwith), run across or into, happen or chance upon or on, hit orlight on or upon, stumble upon or on, Colloq bump into: I cameacross some information about Charles. b pay (up), settle;yield, give up, submit: Frank owes me money but refuses to comeacross. c be communicated or understandable, penetrate, sinkin: I am not sure that my points came across.Come along.fare, do, progress, move along: How is William coming along athis new school?Come apart. disintegrate, crumble, fall orfly to pieces, separate, break (apart or up or down): Thecarburettor came apart in my hands.Come at. attack, assault,charge, rush (at), fly at, descend upon or on, Colloq go or makefor: She came at me waving her umbrella.Come by. aacquire, obtain, get, procure, secure, find, take or getpossession of, get or lay hold of, get or lay or put (one's)hands or US also fingers on; be given: The tax inspectorwondered how she came by such valuable property. b win, earn,attain; be awarded: I came by that trophy fair and square.Come clean. See clean, 8, above.Come down on or upon.pounce on or upon, rebuke, criticize, revile, reprimand, beardown on, blame: Mother really came down on us when shediscovered who had taken the pie. 12 come down with. succumb to,contract, catch, be stricken or afflicted with, acquire: He'scome down with pneumonia.Come in. a win, succeed; Colloqfinish (in the money): My horse came in. b be, prove, turn outor prove to be: Knowing someone on the council can come inhandy. c finish, end up, arrive: Donald came in first in thebackstroke. d enter: Don't come in, I'm dressing.Comeoff. a occur, happen, come to pass, take place , Looselytranspire: I doubt that the performance will ever come off. bemerge, result as: We came off the winners in Saturday's game.15 come out. a be revealed, become public or known or commonknowledge, get about or around, get or leak out, emerge: Thestory has come out that he tried to bribe the inspector. b bepublished or issued or produced or distributed, be shown, be inprint, premiŠre: The new edition of the dictionary has justcome out. c end, conclude, turn out, terminate, finish: Howdid the chess match come out?Come over. a go over,communicate, come across, be communicated, succeed, be received:How did my speech come over? b affect, influence, possess: Ican't imagine what's come over Louis. c visit, drop or stop byor in: Quentin and his wife came over for dinner last night.17 come through. a recover (from), recuperate (from), get wellor better: He came through his operation with flying colours.b conclude or end (up) or finish or wind up successfully orsatisfactorily, succeed, arrive, not fail or disappoint: I knewhe'd come through.Come to. a amount to, add up to, total,aggregate: My bill came to more than I had with me. b regainor recover consciousness, awake(n), revive, wake up, come(a)round: When I came to, I was on the floor with a terrificheadache. c regard, concern, relate to, be a question of,involve, be relevant to, be involved: When it comes to realale, Mario is the expert.Come up. a arise, surface,present itself, be brought up, be broached, come about, turn up,rise, Colloq crop up: The question of religion never came up.b grow, thrive, appear: None of my tulips came up this year. crise, arise: The moon came up just as the sun was setting. |
