comes
word · lemma: come
/ˈkəmz/
KUHMZ
/kˈʌmz/
KUMZ
Definition
The third person singular form of the verb 'come', meaning to move toward or arrive at a place.
Usage & Nuances
Commonly used in everyday speech. Often followed by prepositions like 'to' or used with places. Can indicate arrival, appearance, or occurrence. Not to be confused with 'go', which means moving away.
Spanish: venirPortuguese (BR): virPortuguese (PT): virChinese (Simplified): 来Chinese (Traditional): 來Hindi: आनाArabic: يأتيBengali: আসেRussian: приходитJapanese: 来るVietnamese: đếnKorean: 온다Turkish: gelirUrdu: آتی ہےIndonesian: datang
Example Sentences
She comes to school by bus.
basic
He always comes to the party with a gift.
basic
The train comes at 7 o'clock.
basic
The opportunity comes once in a lifetime.
natural
Spring comes after a long winter.
natural
She comes from a small town in the mountains.
natural