when it comes to — used to introduce a specific topic or subject; as regards; concerning
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: used to introduce a specific topic or subject; as regards; concerning
Pronunciation (IPA): /wɛn ɪt kʌmz tuː/
Korean meaning: ~에 관해서는, ~의 경우에는, ~에 있어서는
Korean pronunciation: 웬 잇 **컴즈** 투
Example Sentences
- When it comes to pizza, I could eat it every single day without getting tired.
- When it comes to public speaking, even confident people can become nervous.
- When it comes to remembering names, I'm absolutely hopeless - I once forgot my own cousin's name.
when it comes to
NOUN//wɛn ɪt kʌmz tuː//
used to introduce a specific topic or subject; as regards; concerning
used to introduce a specific topic or subject; as regards; concerning
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Origin
고대영어 'hwænne'(언제)와 라틴어 'venire'(오다)에서 파생된 'come'이 결합된 관용구입니다. 특정 주제로 '다가갈 때'라는 의미에서 발전했습니다.
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“When it comes to pizza, I could eat it every single day without getting tired.”
“When it comes to public speaking, even confident people can become nervous.”
“When it comes to remembering names, I'm absolutely hopeless - I once forgot my own cousin's name.”
“When it comes to environmental protection, every small action matters.”
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