英语释义

1. to move toward something approach
Come here.

2. to move or journey to a vicinity with a specified purpose
Come see us. Come and see what's going on.

3. to reach a particular station in a series
Now we come to the section on health.

4. to arrive in due course
The time has come to make your decision. Has the mail come yet?

5. to approach in kind or quality
This comes near perfection.

6. to reach a condition or conclusion
came to regard him as a friend Come to think of it, you may be right. The screw came loose.

7. to advance toward accomplishment come along
The job is coming nicely.

8. to advance in a particular manner
Come running when I call.

9. to advance, rise, or improve in rank or condition
has come a long way

10. extend
Her dress came to her ankles.

11. to arrive at a particular place, end, result, or conclusion
came to his senses come untied He came to regret his choice.

12. amount
The taxes on it come to more than it's worth.

13. to appear to the mind
The answer came to them.

14. to appear on a scene make an appearance
Children come equipped to learn any language.

15. happen, occur
No harm will come to you.

16. to come to pass take place —used in the subjunctive with inverted subject and verb to express the particular time or occasion
Come spring the days will be longer.

17. originate, arise
Wine comes from grapes. They come from sturdy stock.

18. to enter or assume a condition, position, or relation
The artillery came into action.

19. to fall within a field of view or a range of application
This comes within the terms of the treaty.

20. to issue forth
A sob came from her throat.

21. to take form
Churn till the butter comes.

22. to be available
This model comes in several sizes. as good as they come

23. to experience orgasm

24. to fall to a person in a division or inheritance of property
Several thousand dollars came to him from his uncle.

25. to become moved favorably relent

26. to turn out to be
Good clothes don't come cheap.

27. become
a dream that came true

28. to approach or be near (an age)
a child coming eight years old

29. to take on the aspect of
come the stern parent

30. to fail completely
The plan came a cropper.

31. to meet, find, or encounter especially by chance
Researchers have come across important new evidence.

32. repeat also to speak further —used as an interrogative

33. to tell the whole story confess
came clean about her crimes

34. to acquire as a possession or achievement
come into a fortune

35. to achieve one's potential
He had a slow start as a pitcher, but he's come into his own this season. also to gain recognition

36. to reach maturity
Your class has come of age at a moment of great consequence for our nation and for the world …
— Barack Obama

37. to cease foolish or pretentious talk or behavior
Come off it, you're being silly.

38. to seize suddenly and strangely
What's come over you?

39. to be a question of
When it comes to pitching horseshoes, he's the champ.

40. to encounter misfortune (such as calamity, defeat, or ruin)
His campaign came to grief.

41. to meet or deal with firmly, frankly, or straightforwardly
come to grips with the unemployment problem

42. to get hold of oneself regain self-control
But when he came to himself he said, "How many of my father's hired servants have bread enough and to spare … "
— Luke 15:17 (Revised Standard Version)

43. happen
Many of the things he predicted have come to pass.

44. to reach an agreement —often used with with
The company has come to terms with the union.

45. to become adjusted especially emotionally or intellectually —usually used with with
come to terms with modern life

46. to meet or find by chance come across
came upon an old friend

47. existing or arriving in the future
in the days to come There will be more trouble to come.

48. semen

49. orgasm

50. to move toward approach
Come here.

51. to go or travel to a place
I'll be coming home for the weekend.

52. originate sense 2, arise
They come from a good family.

53. to reach the point of being or becoming
The water came to a boil. The rope came untied.

54. to add up amount
The bill comes to ten dollars.

55. to happen or occur
This couldn't have come at a better time.

56. to be available
These books come in four bindings.

57. reach entry 1 sense 3
The water came to our knees.

58. happen sense 1
How did it come about that he got lost?

59. to meet or find by chance
I came across an interesting article.

60. to go somewhere with someone

61. to make progress
She's not better yet, but she's coming along.

62. to appear or occur as a possibility
Don't marry the first person who comes along.

63. to make a visit to
Come by my desk when you can.

64. acquire
A reliable used car is hard to come by.

65. to fall sick
He came down with a cold.

66. to affect suddenly and strangely
I'm sorry I yelled. I don't know what came over me.

67. to become conscious again
He fainted but came to after several minutes.

68. to meet or find by chance
I came upon a stray dog.

片语

come to terms with something接受

Come to terms with sb于某人达成协议

compound复合的；混合的

compromise with sb. on sth.中英

Come to terms with someperson达成协议

to come to terms with正视

come to terms with sth终于接受

come to terms with somebody和某人达成协议

英汉例句

• they are consistent with the way in which we can try to come to terms with the intention of a speaker but suppose we say that language must be obtruding itself in this utterance like any other.

  这种一致体现在,我们可以试着和说话者的意图达成妥协,但假设我们说，语言，必然会对说出的话语施加影响,像在其他情况下那样。

• today winter recalls how hard it was for his father to come to terms with the events which occurred in his homeland after he left.

  如今温特回忆起那段苦难——他父亲在逃离德国之后得知后来家乡发生的一切，根本就无法接受。

• perhaps it「s not actually less social, but it might seem that way as we all come to terms with getting value out of our networks — while filtering out the clutter.

  或许这实际上并没有减少其「社会性」，但它似乎这样让我们达成一致，即从我们的网络中吸取价值—而不去理会那些杂乱无章的东西。

• the result of that process of introspection is a man who has come to terms with himself, a man unusually comfortable in his own skin.

  那样一种自省过程的结果是，他终于接受了自己，成为了一个少见的，对自己的肤色感到舒服的人。

• at the book launch, ndesandjo also spoke of his relationship with his abusive father and how obama」s election victory helped him come to terms with his unhappy childhood.

  在新书发布会上，恩德乔桑谈到了他和脾气暴躁的父亲之间的关系，以及奥巴马选举获胜是如何帮助他摆脱痛苦的童年阴影的。

• force people to come to terms with what is being said, so they avoidthe problem of misinterpretation.

  讨论会开始时先不要拿出你对他们的业绩评估，而是先问他们问题：「你去年的业绩怎么样？」 提问能迫使人们接受别人的意见，因此也能避免产生误解。

• if we「re focused on the work of art in and of itself, on the poem, we obviously in thinking about what it means need to come to terms with three kinds of evidence.

  将注意力放在艺术作品本身或者说诗本身上，很显然，如果我们想考虑它所表达的意思的话,我们必须对三种证据作出让步

• i was not thrilled to hear the american statement...that they will protect their allies with a nuclear umbrella, as if they have already come to terms with a nuclear iran.

  梅里德说：「美国人的声明并没有让我感到兴奋，美国人要把他们的盟友们置于核保护伞下，就好像他们已经在与一个核武化的伊朗交手似的。

• however, she admitted, 「i have long ago come to terms with the fact that it is not my forte.

  不过她自己承认：」很早之前我就与事实妥协了，因为体操不是我的长处。「

• america」s military was last night struggling to come to terms with how and why one of its own could wreak such carnage in the heart of the largest us military base in the world, fort hood in texas.

  得克萨斯州胡德堡这个美国在全球最大的军事基地里，一位军人如何能在它的中心地带大开杀戒，他又怀有什么动机。美国军方昨天晚间极力要对此事件达成共识。

• if it can come to terms with its past, spain will surely be better able to face its future.

  如果西班牙能正视自己的过去，它必将能很好的面队自己的未来。

• the west, after some grumbling, would have come to terms with it.

  西方国家发些牢骚之后也将慢慢地同意这种做法。

• yet, when obama was young and trying to come to terms with his own identity, he read the autobiography and it affected him more deeply than even the works of richard wright and james baldwin.

  小时候，奥巴马试图追寻自己的身份时，他读过马尔科姆的自传。 马尔科姆的自传给奥巴马的影响甚至超过了理查德·怀特和詹姆斯·鲍德温的作品。

• robert lund, originally from darwen, lancashire, said his wife drank because she had not come to terms with the death of her first husband and would become 」very violent" when intoxicated.

  罗伯特·隆德来自于英国兰开夏的达温，他的妻子因为无法面对第一任丈夫的死亡而染上嗜酒的恶习，并且喝醉后变得“十分暴力」。

• researchers found productivity will drop by 50 per cent this week as depressed staff around the country struggle to come to terms with the dark nights closing in.

  调查人员发现，本周人们的工作效率将会下降50%，因为全国上下都感到郁闷的上班族们正努力适应黑夜的来袭。

• no sooner have americans come to terms with their second-quarter economic slowdown than economists have started warning that the news is worse than they first let on.

  就在美国人被迫接受第二季度经济放缓的事实后不久，经济学家已开始警告说情况要比他们之前描述得还要糟糕。

• besides helping your loved one come to terms with his death, you may need to discuss practical matters with him.

  除了帮助你深爱的人接受死亡，你可能需要跟他谈论一些实际的问题。

• dreaming about the fire will help you come to terms with what happened and prepare you for it ever happening again.

  关于火灾的梦会帮助你面对已经发生的事情，使自己假如再次面对同样情况时会有很好的心理準备。

• this week at balmoral, we have all been trying to help william and harry come to terms with the devastating loss that they and the rest of us have suffered.

  这个星期在巴尔莫勒尔堡，我们所有人都会尝试着帮助威廉王子和哈里王子接受他们和我们遭受的毁灭性的损失。

• it’s time to come to terms with globalization.

  现在是我们向全球化靠拢的时候了。

• ordinary pakistanis are conditioned to fret that india has still not come to terms with the existence of their country, and may one day simply come strolling in.

  普通巴基斯坦民众习惯于担心印度仍然没有接受巴基斯坦作为国家存在的事实，也许某天就会走过边界巡视一番。

• he's been here a year and hopefully he will have come to terms with the different style of football by the time the season starts.

  他已经来了一年了，希望新赛季开始时他可以适应这不同的风格。我总是说你必须给拉丁球员一点时间适应。

• at this point, i have to come to terms with the fact that my lifestyle requires a certain variety of footwear.

  到了这里，我不得不屈服于这样一个事实，我的生活方式需要多种不同的鞋子。

• an irish peasant would have long since come to terms with the creature.

  如果是个爱尔兰农夫，恐怕他早就和这怪物妥协了。

• if you cannot come to terms with it, eventually you will breach the policies and be forced to leave the business in disgrace.

  当你最后不能遵守它的时候，你很可能已不知不觉违反了公司的政策，最后只能带着耻辱离开这个行业。

• others feel that the new epoch is upon us and we should come to terms with its implications for the planet.

  其他委员认为新的世纪即将到来，我们应该把它应用在处理人与地球关系上。

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advance预先的；先行的

approach方法，方式；接近；接洽；（某事的）临近；路径；进场（着陆）；相似的事物

near在......附近，靠近；临近；近乎，就要；与......相似，近似于

nigh可怕的；噩梦似的

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go忍受；出产；以……打赌

retreat撤退；退避；向后倾

withdraw撤退；离开