come at
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come at(
kuhm
aht
)A transitive verb phrase is a phrase that combines a verb with a preposition or other particle and requires a direct object (e.g., take out the trash.).
a. abalanzarse
The man came at Forrest with a pipe, but he knocked him flat with a skillfully placed blow.El hombre se le abalanzó a Forrest con un tubo, pero él lo tumbó, propinándole un golpe preciso.
b. echarse encima de
Everett came at me and grabbed me by the throat.Everett se echó encima de mí y me agarró de la garganta.
a. abordar
There are few different ways you can come at this kind of repair.Hay unas cuantas formas diferentes de abordar este tipo de arreglo.
b. enfocar
We're coming at this issue with a new perspective, based on the recent feedback we've received.Estamos enfocando esta cuestión desde una perspectiva nueva, basada en la reacciones recientes que hemos recibido.
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