come at

atacar, arremeter contra

Acercarse a alguien para atacarlo o enfrentarse a él con enfado.

En inglés sencillo: To move toward someone to attack them, or challenge them angrily.

• The dog came at me.
• She came at him with a stream of angry questions.
• Why are you coming at me like that?

Cómo se usa: come at someone with something (He came at us with a stick.)

Sinónimos: attack, confront

Antónimos: retreat

Expresiones frecuentes: come at someone, come at me

acceder a, alcanzar

Lograr acceder a algo difícil de conseguir, encontrarlo o comprenderlo.

En inglés sencillo: To reach, find, or understand something that is difficult to get.

• The truth is hard to come at.
• We finally came at the information we needed.
• His exact meaning was difficult to come at.

Cómo se usa: come at something (The facts were difficult to come at.)

Sinónimos: get at, reach, discover

Expresiones frecuentes: come at the truth, come at the facts

aceptar, acceder a, intentar

Aceptar una situación o estar de acuerdo en probar algo.

En inglés sencillo: To accept a situation or agree to try something.

• I cannot come at that price.
• He would not come at another risky deal.
• Would you come at trying it once more?

Cómo se usa: come at something (I cannot come at an arrangement like that.)

Sinónimos: accept, agree to, try

Antónimos: refuse

Expresiones frecuentes: come at that, come at a deal