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come across
(EN)
phrasal verb
phrasal verb “come across”
(usually followed by "as") to make a particular impression; to seem in a certain way
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Although English isn't his first language, he
comes
across
as very fluent.
to find (something by chance); to encounter (something) unexpectedly
I
came
across
some old letters when I was cleaning the basement.
(informal, often followed by "with") to provide or deliver (something that is expected or requested)
She finally
came
across
with the recipe after I asked her several times.
clothe
halved
personal
as well as