Examples of using Come in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
Come closer!
All right. Come on. I'm on a roll.
Come on nothing!
How did the universe come about and what does it consist of?
Come on, come on, come on!
People also translate
New markets have already come into being or are currently emerging.
Come on, Art. You can do it.
Premium quality products can only come from long-term cooperation and with fair conditions.
Come on in, brothers and sister!
The unmistakable colour and breath-taking fruit flavour come from the pressed cherry juice.
How come just you're here?
Come on, baby, it's time to go to bed.
Oh, you come from the provinces?
Come on. we got to get you back to the farm.
All right, come on. We got a big day.
I come from a family of farmers, too.
Dear Jesus, come to school with me tomorrow”.
I come from Laramie. I didn't say anything about a fort.
Okay, Sebastian, come on, it's time for your last-minute floss.
Come with me somewhere, even on the other side of the mirror.
Son, please, come to church with me and pray with me.
Come to the priest and explain your difficulty and ask for his help.
I always come to a hospital when someone runs me over.
I come from England, work in Tanzania and live in aeroplanes!
The pants come with a belt, a detachable cummerbund and suspenders.
I come well prepared to assist my brother in this opportunity.
The apartment come equipped with everything necessary to enjoy a great holidays.
I come to Russia when in the West banned resuscitation of dead tissue.
Thus I come to the third basic thesis of Welsch's book on reason.
They come in a subdued black and don't look like your typical outdoor trousers.