Collocations with 'Come' for "Arrive or Appear"
Discover how English collocations with 'Come' like "come into view" and "come in time" express arriving or appearing in English.
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to [come] as a {sth}
[phrase]
to give the impression of having the quality or characteristic described by the following word
Ex:
Winning
the
championship
came
as
a
triumph
for
the
underdog
team
.
to [come] in time
[phrase]
to arrive at a particular location or event at the appointed time
Ex:
The
team
was
focused
on
coming
in time
to
finish
their
project
before
the
deadline
.
to [come] into view
[phrase]
to become visible, especially if something was previously out of sight
Ex:
The
ship
on
the
horizon
gradually
came into
view
as
it
approached
the
shore
.
to [come] late
[phrase]
to arrive at a specific location, event, or appointment after the expected or scheduled time
Ex:
It
's
considered
disrespectful
to
come
late
to
a
job interview
.
to [come] on time
[phrase]
to arrive at a specific location, event, or appointment at the expected or scheduled time
Ex:
She
consistently
comes
on time
for
her
fitness
classes
to
get
the
most
out of
her
workout
.
to [come] prepared
[phrase]
to arrive at a situation or event equipped with the necessary knowledge, materials, or resources needed for that specific circumstance
Ex:
It
's
crucial
to
come
prepared
for
a
camping
trip
with
the
right
gear
and
supplies
.