US /kʌm əˈkrɔs/
・UK /kʌm əˈkrɔs/
you should have come across before. "Smooth as a young person's skin", it's really...
"Smooth" - most of you should have come across before.
Alright? How does that come across? Yeah, that's not it.
In that case, the most sensible option for you is to learn vocabulary that you come across in your daily life.
vocabulary that you come across in your daily life.
I've never come across the word.
Um, and then when you've got this vocabulary, you can really start getting into, um, you know, learning the-the words that obviously have nothing to do with what you've come across before.
MIGHT COME ACROSS AS A SINGLE
If he had started sort of with a more natural segue into the Spanish, I think it would have come across more authentic.
it’s impossible not to look up the meanings of new words you come across to understand
It's gonna be happening naturally, as a byproduct of all those other steps, because it's impossible not to look up the meanings of new words you come across to understand the context.
and see how you come across,
In the seven years that I've been a roads policing officer, I've certainly never come across that gravity of kidnapping, or any kidnapping.
I have come across many stories of our brilliant Paralympic athletes.
So I have come across many stories of our brilliant para-Olympic athletes.
You don't want to come across like a muppet.
You don't want to come across like a Muppet.