| Definition of 'come by' |
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1. (verb) drop by, drop in, come by
visit informally and spontaneously
"We frequently drop by the neighbors' house for a cup of coffee"
2. (verb) come by, come into
obtain, especially accidentally
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1. (verb) come by
to visit sb
I'll come by tonight.
2. come by
to obtain or acquire
rare books I had come by at a yard sale
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Sense: to get
How did you come by that black eye?
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 Afrikaans: iets opdoen, iets in die |
 Arabic: يَنال، يَحْصَل على |
 Bulgarian: получавам |
 Brazilian: obter |
 Czech: přijít k |
 German: kommen zu |
 Danish: skaffe |
 Greek: αποκτώ |
 Spanish: conseguir, obtener |
 Estonian: saama |
 Farsi: بدست آوردن |
 Finnish: saada |
 French: attraper |
 Hebrew: לְהָשִיג |
 Hindi: कुछ पाना |
 Croatian: doći do čega, dobiti, pos |
 Hungarian: kap |
 Indonesian: mendapat |
 Icelandic: fá (e-ð); komast yfir |
 Italian: procurarsi |
 Japanese: 手に入れる |
 Korean: (상처 등을) 우연히 입다 |
 Lithuanian: įsitaisyti |
 Latvian: iegūt; dabūt |
 Malay: dapat |
 Dutch: krijgen |
 Norwegian: få (tak i), komme over |
 Polish: zdobywać |
 Persian: بدست آوردن |
 Pashto: لاسته راورل |
 Portuguese: obter |
 Romanian: a căpăta |
 Russian: получить, приобрести |
 Slovak: prísť k |
 Slovenian: dobiti |
 Serbian: dobiti |
 Swedish: få, komma över |
 Thai: ได้รับ |
 Turkish: başına gelmek, edinmek |
 Taiwanese: 得到 |
 Ukrainian: діставати |
 Urdu: حاصل کرنا |
 Vietnamese: kiếm được |
 Chinese: 得到 |
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