| 词组 | come along |
| 释义 | come along 1. come along to go somewhere with someone or to go to the same place as them: ▪ We're going to watch the football - do you want to come along? ▪ You go ahead if you're in a hurry - I'll come along later. 2. come along if something new such as a job or an opportunity comes along, it becomes available for you: ▪ This job came along just at the right time. ▪ If a deal came along obviously I would consider it. ▪ You really must take advantage of any opportunities that come along. ■ SIMILAR TO: ↑come up 3. come along to arrive or appear somewhere - use this especially about something or someone that you have been waiting for: ▪ A bus usually comes along every ten minutes, so you shouldn't have to wait long. ▪ The police eventually came along and took the man away. 4. be coming along to be making good progress or developing in the way you want: ▪ The doctor said that Richard was coming along nicely and would be able to go home on Friday. how's sth coming along? (=used to ask whether something is making good progress) ▪ How are your guitar lessons coming along? ■ SIMILAR TO: ↑come on 5. come along! spoken, especially BrE used to tell someone to hurry or make more effort: ▪ Come along, girls! We'll be late if we don't go now. ▪ Come along, Rob. I'm sure you know the answer! ■ SIMILAR TO: ↑come on |
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