come away with

come away with (one)

To travel with one. Often used in the sense of a romantic getaway. Come away with me to the islands, my darling. You're always welcome to come away with me to my vacation home.

come away with someone

to go away or travel away with someone. Come away with me for a ride in the country. Come away with me and we'll find a nice place to eat.

See also: away, come

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

See also:

come away with (one)
away with (someone or something)
away with something
are we away
Are we away?
come away
be worlds/a world away
be a world away
be far and away
away

References in periodicals archive

secured a bonus point, but Bath could have come away with nothing, having trailed for half an hour before the break and gifted the Titans two tries through errors.

Rugby Union: 1-2 Bath survive Millmoor workout

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