come into

入ってくる

話し手のいる場所や、話題になっている場所の中へ来ること。

やさしい英語で： To move inside a place, towards the speaker or the place being discussed.

• Come into the house.
• She came into my room quietly.
• Can you come into the office tomorrow?

使い方： come into a place (Please come into the kitchen.)

類義語： enter, come inside

よく使う表現： come into something, come into school, come into town

相続する、遺産を受け取る

通常、亡くなった人が残したお金や財産を受け取ること。

やさしい英語で： To receive money or property, usually because someone has died and left it to you.

• She has come into some money.
• He came into a large estate after his uncle died.
• What would you do if you came into a fortune?

使い方： come into something (He came into a fortune when his aunt died.)

類義語： inherit

よく使う表現： come into money, come into property

関係する、判断に影響する

ある状況で重要な要素となったり、判断に影響したりすること。

やさしい英語で： To matter in a situation or help decide what happens.

• Money does not come into it.
• Cost came into our choice of hotel.
• Does age come into the decision at all?

使い方： come into something (Personal feelings should not come into this decision.)

類義語： matter, figure in, affect

よく使う表現： come into something, come into decisions

始める、就任する

役目や活動を始めたり、新しい段階に入ったりすること。

やさしい英語で： To start a role, activity, or stage of something.

• He came into the job eager to learn.
• The team came into the season with a new coach.
• She came into office during a difficult period.

使い方： come into a role (She came into the role with years of experience.)

類義語： begin, start, take up

よく使う表現： come into office, come into something