come in
The phrase "come in" is versatile, used in various contexts to indicate entering, arriving, becoming available, or finishing in a competition.
Definition
A2General
To enter a place or space.
Example
- Please come in and have a seat.
B1General
To arrive or become available.
Example
- The train comes in at 5 PM.
- New stock will come in next week.
B2Competitions
To finish in a specified position in a race or competition.
Example
- She came in first place in the marathon.
B1Communication
To be received or perceived, especially of signals or information.
Example
- Can you hear me? Is my signal coming in clear?
B2General
To become relevant, applicable, or useful.
Example
- This is where your expertise will come in handy.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "come in":
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