Come your way Meaning in English
expression
ˈkəm/ /ˈjɔɹ/, /ˈjʊɹ/ /ˈweɪ
KUHM-yor-WAY or KUHM-yur-WAY
kˈʌm/ /jˈɔː/ /wˈeɪ
kuhm-YAW-way
Definition
If something 'comes your way', it happens to you or is offered to you, usually by chance or unexpectedly.
Usage & Nuances
Informal, often used for opportunities or challenges (e.g., 'If a new job comes your way'). Implies chance or unexpected occurrence. Can be positive or neutral but rarely negative. Frequently appears with offers, luck, or life events.
Spanish: cruzarse en tu camino - presentarse - sucederPortuguese (BR): aparecer - surgir - acontecerPortuguese (PT): aparecer - surgir - acontecerChinese (Simplified): 遇到 - 出现 - 来到你面前Chinese (Traditional): 遇到 - 出現 - 來到你面前Hindi: तुम्हारे रास्ते में आना - तुम्हारे सामने आनाArabic: يأتي في طريقك - يحدث لكBengali: তোমার সামনে আসা - তোমার পথে আসাRussian: встретиться на пути - попасться - подвернутьсяJapanese: 自分に巡ってくる - 自分のもとにやってくるVietnamese: đến với bạn - đến với mìnhKorean: 내게 다가오다 - 내 앞에 오다Turkish: karşına çıkmak - önüne gelmekUrdu: تمہارے راستے میں آنا - تمہیں ملناIndonesian: datang kepadamu - datang padamu
Example Sentences
If something good comes your way, accept it.
basic
Many opportunities come your way in life.
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Don’t be afraid when challenges come your way.
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Grab any good job that comes your way, you never know what might happen next.
natural
Be open to whatever new experiences come your way.
natural
You never know what might come your way tomorrow.
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