1.〈美俚〉还(债);尽(义务)
2.发现;碰见
3.(穿过...)来到
4.(偶然)遇见(某人),无意中发现
5.难理解,不可信
6.招认
1.〈美俚〉还(债);尽(义务)
2.发现;碰见
3.(穿过...)来到
4.(偶然)遇见(某人),无意中发现
5.难理解,不可信
6.招认
1.to meet someone, or to find something by chance
2.if someone or something comes across in a particular way, you have a particular opinion of them when you meet them or see them
3.if something such as a feeling or idea comes across when you speak, you make it very clear to people
1.I've come across a few blogs that had some amazing content, but it was set up in a way where I found it difficult to leave a comment.
我看过一些博客，他们的内容很不错，但是想要留评论却比较困难。
2.It was one of those rare smiles with a quality of eternal reassurance in it, that you may come across four or five times in life.
这足极为罕见的笑容，其中含有永久的善意的表情，这你一辈子也不过能遇见四五次。
3.A few days ago I come across him in the supermarket.
前几天我去超市碰到他了
4.Wherever you come across the dark energies, send out your Light and bless those souls who are caught up in it.
任何地方你遇到黑暗能量时，发送你的光，并祝福那困陷于黑暗之中的灵魂。
5.To a visitor, the signs that say, in large block letters, OBEY TRAFFIC RULES come across as a bit of black humor .
对游客来说，偶然碰见的那些牌子用大写字母标明“OBEYTRAFFICRULES（遵守交通规则）”有点像是黑色幽默。
6.and I belong to the fourth called "fend for themselves" type, can only look forward to come across the eyes was Ugutsu hook to the girl.
而我是属于第四种叫“自求多福”型，只能期待碰到眼睛被牛屎勾到的女孩子。
7.She used to come across like an old woman with her unflattering hairstyle and shapeless clothes.
从前，由于呆板的发型和风格全无的着装，她看起来就像一个老妇女。
8.She said she had come across an old friend in the street whom she hadn't seen for years.
她说她在街上碰到了一个几年没见的老朋友。
9."If you haven't got that experience, if you come across some problems, you can't get out of them that easily, " she said.
李娜说：“如果你没有这些经验，在遇到问题的时候，处理起来就比较麻烦。”
10.One expert who knows him from industry conferences said he did not come across as someone likely to become caught up in an indictment.
一位通过行业研讨会认识他的专家表示，他遭到控告并非偶然。