Phrasal verbs COME

Come about

• Obtain, specially by accident or involuntary

• Invent, create, or think of an idea, answer or plant and suggest it.

• To happen, or start to happen

• To have as your place of birth or the place where you live

Come across

• To be influenced suddenly and unexpectedly by a strange feeling

• Find unexpectedly, usually by accident

• To show symptoms of an illness  

• Inherit (money)

Come after

• Pursuit, follow somebody

• To show symptoms of an illness  

• Invent, create, or think of an idea, answer or plant and suggest it.

• Arrive, enter

Come along

• To make progress

• To happen as a result of something

• To be successful or effective

• Accompany, to go somewhere with someone.

Come apart

• To happen as planned or to succeed, take place.

• To show symptoms of an illness  

• To separate into several pieces

• To be influenced suddenly and unexpectedly by a strange feeling

Come around

• To be successful or effective

• Changing your mind

• To make something available to the public / to be produced or published

• Obtain, specially by accident or involuntary

Come away

• Invent, create, or think of an idea, answer or plant and suggest it.

• To make something available to the public / to be produced or published

• it becomes separated from it

• To be influenced suddenly and unexpectedly by a strange feeling

Come back

• Obtain

• Return

• To visit

• Appear, rise

Come by

• To visit

• Obtain, specially by accident or involuntary

• To survive a dangerous or difficult situation and recover from it.

• To happen as planned or to succeed, take place

Come down

• Find unexpectedly, usually by accident

• To show symptoms of an illness  

• To happen, or start to happen

• Descend, collapse, fall down