come home from some place

come home from (some place or something)

To return to one's home from another place or event. I'm always thrilled to come home from work after a long day at the office. If you don't come home from the party by curfew, you'll lose your driving privileges for a month.

come home from some place

to arrive home from another place. The soldiers came home from the war. When will you come home from the office?

词组	come home from some place
释义	come home from some place come home from (some place or something) To return to one's home from another place or event. I'm always thrilled to come home from work after a long day at the office. If you don't come home from the party by curfew, you'll lose your driving privileges for a month. See also: come, home, place Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. come home from some place to arrive home from another place. The soldiers came home from the war. When will you come home from the office? See also: come, home, place McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: come home from (some place or something) come home get home to get home to (someone or something) be at home at home take home take the long way home see (one) home see home
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