Verbs | |||||||
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| to come | came, come | | venir | ||||||
| to come from London/the Canary Islands/Switzerland | came, come | | venir de | ||||||
| to come here | came, come | | venir | ||||||
| to come in | came, come | | venir | ||||||
| to come over | came, come | | venir | ||||||
| to come out with sth. | venir con algo - decir | ||||||
| to come to bat [SPORT.] | venir al turno [Baseball] | ||||||
LEOs Zusatzinformationen: to come - venir
to come
LEO’s declension/conjugation tables
Examples
- He couldn't come.
No ha podido venir. - He called me and told me he couldn't come.
Él me llamó y me dijo que no podía venir. - She is going to come to the meeting tomorrow.
Ella va a venir a la reunión mañana. - We're going for a drink after work, of course you can come too if you want.
Vamos a tomar algo después del trabajo, naturalmente puedes venir también si quieres.
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Phrases / Collocations | |||||||
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| come amiss | venir mal | ||||||
| Come off it! [coll.] - used to express disbelief | ¡Venga ya! - ¡No te creo! | ||||||
| until the cows come home [coll.] | hasta el año que viene [fig.] - mucho tiempo | ||||||
| easy come, easy go | así como viene se va | ||||||
| easy come, easy go | los dineros del sacristán, cantando se vienen, cantando se van | ||||||
| Easy come, easy go. | Lo que fácil viene, fácil se va. | ||||||
