English language has many idioms. Some words like get, hand, heart, and have have idiomatic meaning. Here are some idiomatic English from the word come.
1. After hiding in a hole for weeks the snake comes to life again. ( appear).
2. Your package has just come to hand. ( arrived).
3. How did she come to be such an idiot? ( did she it happen that she was).
4. All things come to him who wait. ( Proverb) ( waiting patiently will yield.
5. I hope my dream come true. ( will happen).
6. Your hair style is coming in ( coming into fashion).
7. The men had kept hate before they came to blow with each other. ( began to fight).
8. Come, we have time to finish the game and beat the red team!
Word come as imperatives
1. Come on, let’s start the lesson!
2. Come, come, there are many errors in your task. ( this won’t do).
Other meaning of word come.
1. I came across my old friend yesterday. ( met accidently).
2. Here is your antique watch? How did you come by that? ( obtain).
3. Rio’s family has come down in the world. ( become poorer, less important).
4. Don’t burn y our old papers, they’ll most likely come in useful some day. ( be use of).
5. I don’t think new classic music can come near to the Beethoven’s composition. ( approach in quality).
6. We planed to have a holiday in December but it didn’t come off. ( happen).
7. Your skill in writing is coming on very well. ( progressing).
8. Sunday mail magazine comes out on Sundays. ( publishes).
9. After Jack had an accident, he came aroundfew hours later. ( became conscious).
10. Would you please scan my article, you will come round to my point. ( arrive at).
11. The last harry potter film comes up tothe first one. ( as good as).
12. When does Susan come of age? ( reach the age of twenty one years old).