comes

[kʌmz]

comes Definition

• 1. to move or travel towards the speaker or with the speaker
• 2. to arrive at a particular place or event

Using comes: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "comes" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  He comes to visit us every weekend.

• Example

  The train comes at 6 pm.

• Example

  Winter is coming.

• Example

  The storm is coming our way.

comes Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for comes

• arrives
• approaches
• reaches

Antonyms for comes

• goes
• departs

Idioms Using comes

• come rain or shine

  regardless of the weather or circumstances

  Example

  The postman delivers the mail every day, come rain or shine.

• come to terms with

  to accept and deal with a difficult situation

  Example

  It took her a long time to come to terms with her father's death.

• come full circle

  to return to the starting point or original situation

  Example

  After years of traveling, she came full circle and returned to her hometown.

Phrases with comes

• come across

  to meet or find by chance

  Example

  I came across an old friend in the supermarket.

• come along

  to accompany someone or go somewhere with someone

  Example

  Would you like to come along to the party?

• come back

  to return to a place

  Example

  When are you coming back from your vacation?

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Summary: comes in Brief

'Comes' [kʌmz] is a verb that refers to moving or traveling towards the speaker or arriving at a particular place or event. It can be used in various contexts, such as visiting, weather, and events, as in 'He comes to visit us every weekend.' 'Comes' also appears in phrases like 'come across,' meaning to meet or find by chance, and idioms like 'come rain or shine,' denoting persistence regardless of circumstances.