come in

Related to word: come

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Definition (enter)

  1. A2

    to go into a room or building

    • Please come in; this is your office.

    • She quietly came in, trying not to disturb anyone.

    • Everyone turned to look at him when he came in the room.

Definition (fashion)

  1. When a fashion or item becomes available or gains popularity.

    • This new style of shoes came in fashion this season.

    • Once this watch came in, it received rave reviews.

    • This design came in last year and quickly became popular.

Definition (information)

  1. To receive news or information.

    • When she heard the news, she knew her application had come in.

    • I just received an update from customs that came in.

    • His letter finally came in; I waited for several weeks.

Definition (money)

  1. To receive money as part of one's earnings.

    • My earnings came in higher than expected last month, which surprised me.

    • He hopes that this job will allow him to earn more money as it comes in.

    • This is your payment for last month's work, it should have come in today.

Definition (participation)

  1. C2

    To participate or become a part of a scenario, narrative, or plan.

    • She decided to come in and join the community service program.

    • We hope more people will come in and participate in this program.

    • He came in to express his views during the discussion, actively participating.

Definition (tide)

  1. When the tide or sea encroaches further onto the shore.

    • As the tide came in, the beach was gradually submerged.

    • Whenever the tide comes in, this area becomes even more saturated.

    • The incoming tide noticeably raised the water level at the dock.