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Meanings of come up in English

Portuguese
reagrupar
Spanish
concentrar

Gather or bring together.

reagrupar
Portuguese
começar

Start running, functioning, or operating.

começar
Synonyms
Examples for "rally"
Examples for "rally"
1
Dublin: The Dublin market benefitted from the general rally around Europe today.
The Irish Times
2
Recent market trading has seen an impressive rally in global stock prices.
The Irish Times
3
Several thousand of Leung's supporters also staged a pro-government New Year rally.
Reuters
4
The index extended its new year rally into a fifth straight week.
Reuters
5
The President held another political rally today, this time in Mosinee, Wisconsin.
News.com.au
1
Yes, we probably had to summon him by name at some point.
The Guardian
2
He was aware of danger but couldn't summon any response to it.
The darkest road
3
The lower house voted on Tuesday to summon him for an explanation.
Reuters
4
Did that warlord of theirs summon it somehow?' Ghenna lowered the paper.
Arcanum Unbounded
5
You will call me 'ma'am.' If I summon you, you come running.
First among sequels
1
It would need to pass muster with regional water and environmental authorities.
Wired
2
It currently needs all the energy it can muster just to survive.
The Guardian
3
At best, the Arabs could muster perhaps four or five thousand men.
Mother of the believers: a novel of the birth of islam
4
Neither side really wants peace-justsome breathing space to muster their forces.
A Hard Day’s Knight
5
I fear ye will soon need all the strength ye can muster.
I shall wear midnight
1
I couldn't even muster up a whimper: it took too much energy.
Walking dead
2
Judging by what's on screen, it's difficult to muster up much sympathy.
Ebony
3
Thinking it over, Harold could muster up no argument against Sarah's logic.
The sherlockian
4
Every penny counts so whatever you can muster up is greatly appreciated.
BBC
5
Now, Bullen, muster up your knowledge of the language, and address them.
Through Three Campaigns: A Story of Chitral, Tirah and Ashanti
Portuguese
atingir
Catalan
aconseguir
Spanish
encontrar

Get something or somebody for a specific purpose.

atingir
Portuguese
subir
Catalan
ascendir
Spanish
subir

Move upward.

Related terms
subir
Usage of come up in English
1
Europe has yet to come up with comprehensive rules for financial reform.
Reuters
2
One question will be answered but a new question will come up.
Wired
3
The issue of her health and age is going to come up.
The Guardian
4
The CDC used new methods to come up with the higher number.
Reuters
5
Mr English said he didn't expect any leadership talk to come up.
Radio NZ
6
Mr Bridges said nobody had come up with a perfect solution yet.
Radio NZ
7
I tried to come up with a good answer to this question.
In a gilded cage
8
Something had come up, no way could he leave work right now.
Dark pursuit
9
Selbit had come up with the right idea at the right time.
Hiding the Elephant
10
They come up with a great deal more speculation than solid information.
Provenance
11
EBONY: You've seen a lot of people come up in this industry.
Ebony
12
I think we are going to come up with a good solution.
Reuters
13
But it's impossible for me to come up with the right words.
Blind willow, sleeping woman
14
Here are the best ten I've come up with so far: 10.
Wired
15
The first could come up for a vote next week, Reid said.
Reuters
16
And they haven't exactly come up with any results yet, so -'
The preacher
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Translations for come up
Come up through the time
Come up across language varieties
Canada
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Common
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