comes, came, come, coming
to come over
phrasal verbC
Move from one side to another
- 1He came over to our side of the street.
- 2The dog came over when I called.
This means to leave your place and travel to where someone else is. For example, if your friend is at home and you go to their house, you are doing this action. It is about going from your location to another person's location, usually for a visit.
People often use "come over" when inviting friends to their home, like saying, "Come over for dinner tonight."
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at the fitness center
Spotting Assistance
Brian
Hey Nancy, can you come over here and help me with this weight?
Nancy
Sure, Brian. Let me finish this set first.
Brian
No rush, just need a spotter for the next lift.
Nancy
Alright, I'm done. I'll be right there.
at the train platform
Navigating the Platform
William
Hey Steven, I'm on the other side of the platform.
Steven
No worries, just come over to this side when you can.
William
Alright, I see a bridge I can use.
Steven
Perfect, I'll wait here for you.
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Similar to "to come over":
- 1cross
- 2move
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