komma
to (will) come
(ibland med partikel som anÂger rörelseriktning, t.ex. in, ut) (förflytta sig och inÂom kort) vara framme pĂ„ viss plats eller (underÂförstĂ„tt) i talarens nĂ€rhet etc.; ibland med tonÂvikt pĂ„ mĂ„let, ibland pĂ„ sjĂ€lva förflyttningen (sometimes with particle which indicates movement-direction, e.g. in, ut) (to relocate oneself and within shortly) to be present at [a] certain place or (implied) in the speaker's vicinity, etc.; sometimes with [an] emphasis on the goal, sometimes on itself the relocation
komma hem to come home
komma i tid to come in time
komma tillÂbaka to come back
komma springande to come running
dÀr kommer hon ju! there, she comes!
jag kommer med femÂtĂ„get I'm coming with the five train I will come with the five train
kom med till Paris! Come with to Paris!
han kommer just frÄn en lektion he's just coming from a lesson
du kommer för sent! you're coming too late
Àven i frÄga om tid infalla even in question over time to fall
pÄsken kom sent det Äret easter came late that year
Ă€ven med tonÂvikt pĂ„ resultatet, oavsett förflyttningen hamna pĂ„ viss plats
komma i sÀng to come in bed
komma i tidningen to come in the newspaper
komma ifatt nÄgon to come - someone
det har kommit en flÀck pÄ byxorna there has came a stain on the pants
farÂtyget kom ur kurs i tjockan the ship went off course in the thick
ha sitt urÂsprung i nĂ„got to have one's origin in something
mÄnga ord i svenskan kommer frÄn tyskan many words in Swedish come from German
hon kommer frÄn Japan she comes from Japan
framÂföra (visst inneÂhĂ„ll) som sitt yttrande to convey (certain content) as one's utterance
hon hade egentligen inget att komma med, bara sÄdant som alla redan visste she had actually nothing to offer, just such things which everyone already knew
komma med en förklaring to offer an explanation
pĂ„Âverka (nĂ„gon/nĂ„got) till att underÂgĂ„ viss förĂ€ndring eller dylikt to influence (someone/something) to undergo certain changes or the like
stormen kom Än att svÀmma över sina brÀddar the storm caused the river to flood over its banks
av en hĂ€ndelse överÂgĂ„ till visst skeende eller tillÂstĂ„nd of an event to transition to [a] certain happening or condition konstruktion: nĂ„gon/nĂ„got kommer att + infinitiv think: "ended up"
hon kom att tÀnka pÄ en sak she came to think of one thing
han kom att dröja kvar mot sin vilja he came to linger behind against his will
kunna förutÂses (senare) Ă€gna sig Ă„t verksamheten eller rĂ„ka i tillÂstĂ„ndet som framÂgĂ„r av sammanÂhanget to be able to be foreseen (later) to devote oneself towards the activity or to happen in the condition which is made clear from the context jĂ€mför med skola compare with skola konstruktion: nĂ„gon/nĂ„got kommer (att +) infinitiv think: "end up"
han kommer att arbeta med personalÂfrĂ„gor he will (come to) be working with personnel issues
hon kommer bli grön av avund she will (come to) be getting green with envy
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