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appear
/ əpɪr /
glagol
Sinonimi:
come along · seem · come out
Sinonimi:
come along · come out · look · seem
1. To come into sight or view.
2. To come into being or existence, or appear on the scene; SYN. come along.
3. To seem to be true, probable, or apparent; SYN. seem.
4. To present oneself formally, as before a (judicial) authority.
5. To be issued or published, as of news in a paper, a book, or a movie; SYN. come out.
6. To appear as a character on stage or appear in a play, etc..
arise
/ əˈraɪz /
glagolgramatika
Sinonimi:
bob up · come up · develop · get up · go up · grow · lift · move up · originate · rebel · rise · rise up · spring up · stand up · turn out · uprise
(Irregular preterit, past participle: arose, arisen).
1. To occur; SYN. come up.
2. To originate or come into being; SYN. come up, bob up.
3. To rise to one's feet; SYN. rise, get up, stand up.
come abroad
/ ˈkəm əˈbrɔːd /
glagol
come along
/ ˈkəm əˈlɔːŋ /
glagol
Sinonimi:
advance · appear · come on · get along · get on · progress · shape up
1. To accompany someone who leads the way
2. To make progress
3. To make an appearance
come forward
/ ˈkəm ˈfɔːrwərd /
glagol
Sinonimi:
emerge
Sinonimi:
come out · come to the fore · step forward · step to the fore · step up
come out
/ ˈkəm ˈaʊt /
glagol
Sinonimi:
appear · break through · bug out · bulge · bulge out · come forth · come forward · come in · come on · come out of the closet · come to the fore · egress · emerge · erupt · fall out · go forth · issue · out · place · pop · pop out · protrude · push through · show up · start · step forward · step to the fore · step up · surface · turn out · turn up
1 To come into public view; make a public appearance
2. To become evident
3. To declare oneself especially in public utterance
4. To turn out in an outcome; end up
5. To make a debut
6. To openly declare one's homosexuality
7. To openly declare something about oneself previously kept hidden — often used with as
8. When information becomes known to the public, it comes out.
9. To come forth or out; SYN. pop out.
10. When flowers or leaves start to grow, they come out.
11. When clouds move and the sun becomes visible, it comes out.
12. When people with authority and influence come out for or come out in favor of people or things, they publicly announce support for them. When people with authority and influence come out against people or things, they publicly announce opposition to them.
come out of
/ ˈkəm ˈaʊt ʌv /
glagol
1. When people or things leave a place, room, or house that you are not in, they come out of it.
2. When something comes out of a certain place or area, it starts there.
3. When things or people go through an experience or treatment, the condition they are left in by that experience or treatment or the result of that experience or treatment is how they come out.
4. When dirt or a stain is removed by cleaning, it comes out or comes out of what it is in.
come upon
/ ˈkəm əˈpɑːn /
glagol
Sinonimi:
attain · chance on · chance upon · come across · discover · enter upon · fall upon · happen upon · light upon · luck into · strike
To happen upon; to find by accident.
compear
glagol
crawl out of the woodwark
/ ˈkrɒl ˈaʊt əv ðə |woodwark| /
glagol
emerge
/ ɪmɝːdʒ /
glagol
Sinonimi:
come forth · come out · egress · go forth · issue
1. To become known or apparent.
2. To come out into view, as from concealment.
3. To come up to the surface of or rise, as from water; also used metaphorically.
make one's appearance
/ ˈmeɪk wʌnz əˈpɪrəns /
glagol
peer
/ pɪr /
glagol
ETYM See Peer (n.).
(Homonym: pier).
To look searchingly.