come up
phrasal verb with come verb uk/kʌm/ us/kʌm/ came | come
(MOVE TOWARDS)
B2 走进；接近
to move towards someone
A young girl came up to me and asked for money. 一个小女孩走到我跟前，跟我要钱。
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- He just came up to me and punched me.
- He came up to me at a party and introduced himself.
- A small child came up and asked me for money.
(BE MENTIONED)
B2 被提到;被讨论
to be mentioned or talked about in conversation
What points came up at the meeting? 会上讨论了些什么问题？
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- The subject of payment didn't come up.
- Did any new points come up when you spoke to him?
- If the subject of divorce comes up, try to change the subject.
(APPEAR)
B2 （太阳或月亮）升起
When the sun or moon comes up, it rises.
C1 （信息）出现，显现
If information comes up on a computer screen, it appears there.
(BECOME AVAILABLE)
C1 （职位或机会）出现，来临
If a job or opportunity comes up, it becomes available.
A position has come up in the accounts department. 财务部出了一个职位。
(HAPPEN)
C1 （通常指意外地）发生
to happen, usually unexpectedly
I've got to go - something has just come up at home and I'm needed there. 我得走了——家里刚出了点儿事，需要我去。
be coming upB2 就要发生，即将发生
to be happening soon
My exams are coming up soon. 我很快就要参加考试了。