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come up to
bis zu etwas reichen
come up to VB intr
1. come up to (reach):
to come up to sth
bis zu etw dat reichen
2. come up to (meet):
3. come up to (approach):
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an jdn/etw herantreten
to come [or go] up to sb/sth
to come up [to sb]
[zu jdm] hochkommen
to come up [or in] [to sb]
[an jdn/etw] herankommen
to come up [to sb/sth]
I. come <came, come> [kʌm] VB intr
1. come (move towards):
kommen <kam, gekommen>
2. come (arrive):
3. come (go for a purpose):
to come for sb/sth
jdn/etw abholen
4. come (accompany someone):
5. come (originate from):
6. come (in sequence):
7. come (in competition):
to come first/second Brit, Aus
8. come (have priority):
9. come (happen):
geschehen <geschah, geschehen>
10. come (be, become):
to come open door
11. come:
12. come (progress):
13. come sl (have orgasm):
kommen <kam, gekommen> sl
Phrases:
... and come to that ...
... und da wir gerade davon sprechen, ... inf
to come unstuck Brit, Aus plan
to come unstuck speaker
to come unstuck person
to come unstuck project
II. come [kʌm] VB trans esp pej (behave like)
III. come [kʌm] N no pl vulg (semen)
Soße f <-, -n> vulg
I. to [tu:, tu, tə] PREP
1. to (moving towards):
in +acc
nach +dat
zu +dat
2. to (attending regularly):
zu +dat
in +dat
3. to (inviting to):
zu +dat
4. to (in direction of):
auf +acc
5. to (in contact with):
an +dat
6. to (attached to):
an +acc
7. to (with indirect object):
to sb/sth
jdm/etw dat
to tell/show sth to sb
8. to (with respect to):
zu +dat
9. to (in response):
auf +acc
10. to (belonging to):
zu +dat
11. to (compared to):
mit +dat
[to be] nothing to sth
12. to (in scores):
zu +dat
13. to (until):
bis +dat
zu +dat
14. to (expressing change of state):
zu +dat
15. to (to point in time):
bis +dat
the shop is open to 8.00 p.m.
16. to (including):
from ... to ...
von ... bis ...
17. to Brit (in clock times):
bis SGer
18. to (causing):
zu +dat
19. to (according to):
für +acc
20. to (serving):
für +acc
21. to CINE (next to):
22. to (in honour of):
auf +acc
23. to (per):
24. to (as a result of):
von +dat
25. to (roughly):
bis +dat
26. to MATH (defining exponent):
hoch <höher, am höchsten>
Phrases:
II. to [tu:, tu, tə]
1. to (expressing future intention):
the company is to pay over £500,000
2. to (forming requests):
3. to (expressing wish):
4. to (omitting verb):
5. to after adj (to complete meaning):
6. to (expressing purpose):
7. to (expressing intent):
8. to (after wh- words):
9. to (introducing clause):
10. to (in consecutive acts):
III. to [tu:, tu, tə] ADV inv
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come VB
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come
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come VB
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come VB
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up ADJ
to be up (your turn) inf
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up ADV
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den Bruttowert einer S. gen berechnen INV-FIN
to gross sth up
Present
Icome up to
youcome up to
he/she/itcomes up to
wecome up to
youcome up to
theycome up to
Past
Icame up to
youcame up to
he/she/itcame up to
wecame up to
youcame up to
theycame up to
Present Perfect
Ihavecome up to
youhavecome up to
he/she/ithascome up to
wehavecome up to
youhavecome up to
theyhavecome up to
Past Perfect
Ihadcome up to
youhadcome up to
he/she/ithadcome up to
wehadcome up to
youhadcome up to
theyhadcome up to
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If men are so much superior to women, the nearer we come up to the manly standard the higher we elevate ourselves.
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During volcanic eruptions, it is possible that diamonds from the interior could come up to the surface, resulting in mountains of diamonds and silicon carbides.
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Monkeys often come up to guesthouses and hotels in search of snacks and can be quite noisy and playful.
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Black Roman came up to me, took a dress from the rack with an imperious gesture (it was an orange one), held it against my body and said I would certainly look lovely in it.
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www.goethe.de
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Der Schwarze Roman kam auf mich zu, nahm mit einer gebieterischen Geste eines der Kleider vom Bügel – es war ein orangenes – hielt es mir vor den Körper und sagte, ich würde bestimmt reizend darin aussehen.
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Something like that would eventually come up to me sometimes, is scheduled conceptually, but not that, I recently received.
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zoe-delay.de
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Das soetwas auf mich irgendwann auch mal zukommen würde, ist gedanklich eingeplant, nicht allerdings jenes, was ich kürzlich erhielt.
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You are 19 years old like some guy is coming up to you.
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www.markdacascos.de
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Du bist 19 Jahre alt und irgendein Mann kommt auf Dich zu.
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