come back — to return to a place or previous state
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to return to a place or previous state
Pronunciation (IPA): /kʌm bæk/
Korean meaning: 돌아오다, 복귀하다
Korean pronunciation: **컴** 백
Example Sentences
- My cat always comes back home before dinner time, like he has a built-in GPS.
- She came back to work after her maternity leave.
- My enthusiasm for morning exercise comes back every January and disappears by February.
come back
VERB//kʌm bæk//
to return to a place or previous state
to return to a place or previous state
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Origin
come(오다)과 back(뒤로)이 결합된 구동사로, 중세 영어에서 발달했습니다. 물리적 복귀에서 추상적 복귀까지 의미가 확장되었습니다.
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“My cat always comes back home before dinner time, like he has a built-in GPS.”
“She came back to work after her maternity leave.”
“My enthusiasm for morning exercise comes back every January and disappears by February.”
“The old TV show is coming back with new episodes.”
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