Come within Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈkəm/ /wɪˈðɪn/, /wɪˈθɪn

KUHM wi-THIN or wi-DHIN

UK

kˈʌm/ /wɪðˈɪn

kum wi-THIN

释义

To be inside or fall within a particular limit, range, or category; often used with numbers, rules, or boundaries.

用法与细微差别

Common in formal or technical contexts, such as law, math, or reports: 'come within a category/law/range'. Usually followed by 'a certain limit', 'the scope of', or 'the definition of'. Not used for physical movement; it's figurative.

• Spanish: estar dentro de - entrar dentro de (un límite)
• Portuguese (BR): ficar dentro de - estar dentro de (um limite)
• Portuguese (PT): ficar dentro de - estar dentro de (um limite)
• Chinese (Simplified): 在…范围内 - 达到（某一范围）
• Chinese (Traditional): 在…範圍內 - 達到（某一範圍）
• Hindi: सीमा में आना - के दायरे में आना
• Arabic: يدخل ضمن - يقع ضمن (نطاق)
• Bengali: পরিসীমার মধ্যে পড়া - নির্দিষ্ট সীমার মধ্যে থাকা
• Russian: попадать в - соответствовать (категориям, критериям)
• Japanese: 範囲に入る - 対象となる
• Vietnamese: nằm trong - thuộc phạm vi
• Korean: 범위에 들어가다 - 해당하다
• Turkish: kapsamına girmek - sınırları içinde olmak
• Urdu: حدود کے اندر آنا - دائرہ میں آنا
• Indonesian: termasuk dalam - berada dalam (batas/cakupan)

例句

Your score did not come within the passing range.

basic

The new rules come within the current law.

basic

Does this situation come within our responsibility?

basic

All expenses must come within the approved budget.

natural

His job doesn't come within the department's scope anymore.

natural

Do my symptoms come within what’s considered normal?

natural