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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "come (from)" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 1 Ergebniss(e)

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Common
come (from) derivar [v]

Bedeutungen, die der Begriff "come (from)" mit anderen Begriffen im Englisch Spanisch Wörterbuch erhalten hat: 86 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Common
come from ser [v]
General
come from salir de [v]
come from emanar de [v]
come from proceder de [v]
come from provenir de [v]
come from venir de [v]
come from nacer de [v]
come from proceder [v]
come from dimanar [v]
come from proceder [v]
come from provenir [v]
come from resultar [v]
come from seguirse [v]
come from venir [v]
(with preposition de) to come from proceder [v]
(inspiration) come (from something) inspirarse en [v]
(money) come from something llegar de algo (un dinero) [v]
(inspiration) come (from something) tomar la inspiración de (algo) [v]
come loose from desprenderse de [v]
come from the heart salir del corazón [v]
come back from llegar de regreso de [v]
come from a place venir de un lugar [v]
come from a place provenir de un lugar [v]
come or go down suddenly from a standing position sufrir una caída [v]
come from dejar [v]
come from derivarse [v]
come from originarse de [v]
box of acrylic, wood or other material from where the roosters come out in the ring to start the fight cajón [m] PR
come down from a high place desguindarse [v] HNSVNIDO
come detached from some place desmarimbarse [v] NI
come off from some place desmarimbarse [v] NI
come alive from drinking prenderse [v] HN
come from albanar [v] disused
come from suceder [v] disused
Idioms
come back from the dead regresar de entre los muertos [v]
come from far and wide venir desde muy lejos [v]
come from far and wide venir de todas partes [v]
come from far and wide llegar de todas partes [v]
come from nowhere emerger de repente [v]
come from nowhere emerger de la nada [v]
come from nowhere salir de golpe [v]
come in from the cold ser aceptado por un grupo o actividad [v]
come in from the cold ser admitido en el grupo [v]
come in from the cold ser aceptados por la sociedad [v]
come out from under the bed salir de debajo de la cama [v]
come out worthily and bravely from some matter quedar/actuar/comportarse como un señor [v]
come from a wealthy family estar bien emparentado [v]
come from a wealthy family estar muy emparentado [v]
come from tener principio algo de otra cosa [v]
come from tomar principio algo de otra cosa [v]
come from traer principio algo de otra cosa [v]
come up from behind picar de atrás [v] CL
Speaking
where do you come from? ¿de dónde vienes?
come home from a hard day's work volver a casa después de un día duro de trabajo
is that what they call art where you come from? ¿a eso le llaman arte de donde tú vienes?
is that what they call humor where you come from? ¿a eso le llaman humor de donde tú vienes?
is that what they call art where you come from? ¿de dónde tú vienes le llaman arte a eso?
is that what they call humor where you come from? ¿de dónde tú vienes le llaman humor a eso?
where did it come from? ¿de dónde salió?
people come from all over the world to see this viene gente de todo el mundo a ver esto
they come from the same place as you vienen del mismo lugar que tú
they come from the same place as you vienen del mismo lugar que usted
where did these glasses come from? ¿de dónde vinieron esos cristales?
where did that come from? ¿de dónde vino eso?
where did this rain come from? ¿de dónde vino esta lluvia?
where did you come from de dónde viniste
where on earth did this come from now? ¿de dónde diablos vino esto ahora?
where the hell do the expenses come from? ¿dónde diablos se ocasionan los gastos?
Phrasals
come back from regresar de [v]
come back from volver de [v]
come from ser de [v]
come from venir de
come up from behind posicionarse
Colloquial
come out from subjection desenfrailar [v]
have come from humble beginnings haber nacido en las malvas [v]
come down from apiar [v] HNNIDO
come from the countryside bajar de la jalda [v] PR
Proverbs
from nothing nothing can come piedra sin agua no aguza en la fragua [old-fashioned]
Technical
come from provenir [v]
American Football
come from behind/overcome a deficit recuperarse [v]
come from behind/overcome a deficit recuperarse de una desventaja
come from behind by levantar un déficit de
come from behind/overcome a deficit recuperarse de un déficit
come from behind/overcome a deficit remontar un marcador adverso
come from behind/overcome a deficit venir de atrás
Hunting
come down from soaring desemballestar [v]