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Akdom Posted 18 years ago
"occur in mind" ?
"happen" ?
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meaning of come
A man said to his lawyer, "I need you to represent me. You come to me highly, highly recommended. Here’s a copy of my curriculum vitae. I’vewhat does that "come" mean in this context?
been published, lectured at Harvard—I’m preeminent."
"occur in mind" ?
"happen" ?
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Pretty much literally 'come'. You have come to my attention (presumably, someone has recommended the lawyer to him) .
- Pretty much literally 'come'.
- You have come to my attention (presumably, someone has recommended the lawyer to him) .
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Pretty much literally 'come'. You have come to my attention (presumably, someone has recommended the lawyer to him)
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Pretty much literally 'come'. You have come to my attention (presumably, someone has recommended the lawyer to him)
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