Phrasal verbs : come

I never would've guessed there was such a rich history behind the fight for civil rights. I mean, I knew the very basic stuff,but had no idea how the whole thing CAME ABOUT.

• To acquire, especially as inheritance

• To be mentioned/discussed

• To happen

• Meet with difficulties

Michael CAME INTO a lot of money when his father died.

• To be bankrupt

• To acquire , especially as inheritance

• To spend amounts of money when you don't expect to

• Gradually lose

I CAME ACROSS some Malcom X videos that simply blew my mind.

• To find something or meet someone by chance

• To watch by chance

• Tolerate, accept

• Plan to get an opinion

Give him some time to COME AROUND . He just fainted from heat exhaustion . It's nothing major .

• To recover health

• To recover the previous thought

• To wake up

• To recover consciousness

That's something very important , and as it didn't COME UP in any of your assignments , I figured we should talk about it.

• To show up

• To be done in a clever way

• To be mentioned/discussed

• To postpone

I think I'm COMING DOWN WITH something. I've got a fever and my joints hurt.

• To feel sick

• To become sick

• To take some medication

• To exhaust one's stock

Our teacher CAME UP WITH a very unusual assignment. We're all going to choose a living civil rights activist and send them letters.

• To have an ideia

• To have an unconventional idea

• To have an original idea

• To agree with

Everyone agreed to participate in the demonstration except Mark. But I'm sure he'll COME AROUND eventually and join us .

• To give up on something

• To regret

• To open someone's mind

• To change one's opinion or position