come over

英 [kʌm 'əʊvə] 美 [kʌm 'oʊvər]

• v. 从远处来；改变立场；顺便来访；突然感觉；有清晰的收听或收看效果；欺骗

英英释义

Verb:

1. communicate the intended meaning or impression;

   "He came across very clearly"
   

例句

用作动词 (v.)

1. He has come over to China for the summer.
   他不远万里来中国度暑假。
2. After a long debate they all came over to our side.
   经过长时间的辩论，他们全站到我们这一边来了。
3. You really must come over sometime and have dinner with us.
   你确实应该找个时间过来, 跟我们一起吃顿饭。
4. A feeling of nausea came over her.
   她突然有种想吐的感觉。
5. I took a sleeping pill and soon came over drowsy.
   我吃了一片安眠药，很快就昏昏欲睡了。
6. The programs came over very well on my TV set.
   我的电视机收看效果很好。
7. He can't come over me with his story.
   他那套鬼话骗不了我。

词汇搭配

• come over 从远处来
• come over queer 感到眩晕
• come possum over someone 一动也不动
• come captain stiff over someone 对某人采取傲慢的态度...
• come the bully over someone 欺压某人
• come the religious dodge over someone 以宗教名义求某人帮助...
• come it over 称王称霸(凌驾于 ...

近反义词

【近义词】

• come across 碰到