[] (came/keɪm/, come) ⓘ Most idioms containing come are at the entries for the nouns, verbs or adjectives in the idioms, for example, come due is at due.大多数含 come 的习语，都可在习语中的名词、动词或形容词相关词条中找到，如 come due 在词条 due 下。●come under ˈfireto be criticized strongly受到猛烈批评；遭到抨击◆She has come under fire from shareholders for her management of the company.她在公司管理方面遭到股东的抨击。➡ idiom at deliver ●ˌcome ˈdownto become lower in value or amount（价值或金额）下降，降低◆Our costs have come down.我们的成本已降低。◆Gas is coming down in price.煤气价格在下跌。●ˌcome ˈin(about money) to be earned or received regularly（指钱）赚到手，定期收到◆We can't go on much longer without any money coming in.我们赚不到钱就无法继续支持下去。(about a law or rule) to be introduced; to begin to be used（指法律或规则）被推行，开始实施◆The act came in in 2001.这法案从 2001 年开始施行。●ˌcome ˈin (at/below, etc. sth)to be calculated as a final amount应计算为最终数额◆Sales for 2005 will come in at around $6.8 billion.2005 年的最终销售额大约是 68 亿元。◆Revenues came in below estimates.最终收入低于预期。●ˌcome ˈin (on sth)to become involved in sth卷入；陷入◆If you want to come in on the deal, you need to decide now.如果你要做这笔交易，你现在就得做决定。●ˌcome ˈoff () to be successful; to happen成功；发生◆The deal failed to come off.这笔交易没做成。●ˌcome ˈoff sth●ˌcome ˈoff (not used in the passive 不用于被动语态) (about prices, etc.) to start to change, especially to start to decrease after increasing for a period of time（指价格等）开始变化（尤指上涨一段时间后开始下降）◆The shares have just come off an all-time high of 570 cents (= the price is starting to fall).股价到达 570 分的最高点后开始回落。●ˌcome ˈoff sth (not used in the passive 不用于被动语态) to start to recover from sth从…开始恢复◆The country was just coming off a recession.国家刚刚开始从衰退中恢复。●ˌcome ˈout at/to sth (not used in the passive 不用于被动语态) to add up to a particular cost or sum总共；共计◆The total bill comes out at €500.账单金额总计为 500 欧元。●ˌcome ˈout of sth (not used in the passive 不用于被动语态) to reach the end of a difficult period走出困境◆The economy is coming out of recession.经济正摆脱衰退，开始恢复。●ˌcome ˈout with sth (not used in the passive 不用于被动语态) to create sth and make it available to people把…投入市场销售◆The company has come out with a new type of telephone.公司将一款新型电话推出市场。●ˌcome ˈthrough (with sth)to successfully do or provide sth that people expect or that you have promised to do（成功地）履行诺言，实现诺言◆The bank finally came through with the money.银行最终兑现了那笔钱。●ˈcome to sth (not used in the passive 不用于被动语态) to add up to sth共计；总共◆The retailer's annual sales come to €70 million.零售商的年销售额共计 7 000 万欧元。to reach a particular state or situation达到（某种状况）◆The contract came to an end in March.合同三月份已到期。●ˌcome ˈup for sth (not used in the passive) to reach the time when a decision must be made about the future of sb/sth接近（期限）◆The contract is coming up for renewal.合同快到续签期限了。●ˌcome ˈup with sth (not used in the passive) to find or produce an answer, an amount of money, etc.找到（答案）；拿出（一笔钱）◆She came up with a new idea for increasing sales.她想到了增加销售量的新主意。◆How soon can you come up with the money?你何时能拿出这笔钱？