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- Come to think of it. Collocation B2 Used to introduce an idea that has just occurred to you, often an afterthought or a new realization.
- come together Phrasal verb To come together means to meet or join as a group, often to cooperate or support each other.
- come under Phrasal verb To come under means to be affected by something, especially criticism, control, or a category of rules.
- come up Phrasal verb To come up means to arise or happen unexpectedly, often as a topic or issue.
- come up to Phrasal verb To come up to someone or something means to approach and reach them, usually by walking.
- come up with Phrasal verb To come up with something means to think of or produce an idea, plan, or solution.
- come up with an idea Collocation B2 To produce or think of a new idea, plan, or solution, often creatively or after some effort.
- come upon Phrasal verb To come upon someone or something means to find them unexpectedly.
- come with Phrasal verb To come with something means to be included or provided together with it.
- comfortable shoes Collocation A2 shoes that feel good to wear, especially for walking or standing for a long time
- commence Word C1 To commence means to begin something formally or at a particular time.
- commentary Word C1 A commentary is spoken or written analysis that explains and evaluates an event, text, or issue.
- commentator Word C1 A commentator is someone who gives spoken or written opinions or explanations about events, especially for an audience.
- commerce Word C1 Commerce is the activity of buying and selling goods and services, especially on a large scale.
- commissioner Word C1 A commissioner is an official appointed to manage, supervise, or make decisions for an organization or public body.
- commodity Word C1 A commodity is a basic product or raw material that is bought and sold, often in large quantities.
- common mistake Collocation an error that many people often make
- communist Word C1 A communist is a person who supports communism, a political and economic system based on common ownership and a classle…
- community center Collocation A2 a local public place where people can take classes, join activities, and use shared facilities
- companion Word C1 A companion is a person who goes with you or spends time with you, especially to provide company or support.