Come of Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈkəm/ /ˈəv

KUHM-uhv

UK

kˈʌm/ /ˈɒv

KUM-ov

التعريف

To happen as a result of something; to be the outcome or consequence of an action or situation.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Come of' is a slightly formal or literary expression meaning 'to result from.' Usually used in questions or negative statements ('nothing good will come of this'). Often seen as 'what will come of...' or 'nothing came of...'.

• Spanish: resultar de - provenir de
• Portuguese (BR): resultar de - advir de
• Portuguese (PT): resultar de - advir de
• Chinese (Simplified): 由...产生 - 因...而发生
• Chinese (Traditional): 由...產生 - 因...而發生
• Hindi: से उत्पन्न होना - से परिणाम निकलना
• Arabic: ينتج عن - يأتي من
• Bengali: ফলে হওয়া - ফলস্বরূপ হওয়া
• Russian: выйти (в результате) - получиться (как следствие)
• Japanese: 〜の結果になる
• Vietnamese: là kết quả của - xảy ra do
• Korean: 결과가 되다 - 생기다 (결과로)
• Turkish: sonuçlanmak - sonucu olmak
• Urdu: نتیجہ نکلنا - انجام پانا
• Indonesian: berasal dari - terjadi akibat

جمل نموذجية

Nothing good will come of lying to your friends.

basic

What will come of this experiment?

basic

A lot of trouble can come of small mistakes.

basic

Let's wait and see what comes of their meeting.

natural

Not much came of all their plans.

natural

If you're patient, something good might come of this.

natural