Idioms
come to the fore
to come into an important place or position, to come to the front
Several members of the class came to the fore and took important positions in the club.
come to the point
come true
come unglued
come up
come up in the world
come up smelling like roses
come up to (someone or something)
come up with (something)
come what may
come with the territory
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forever and a day
look at the world through rose-colored glasses
work out (something) or work (something) out
out of luck
set about to (do something or go somewhere)
school of thought
cop out
in the lap of luxury
call in (something) or call (something) in
burst with joy
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China's Beijing Duck Restaurant can seat 9,000 people at one time.
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