come in contact

come in(to) contact

1. Literally, to touch someone or something. Jill got chicken pox too after coming in contact with her cousins while they were sick. Be careful not to come into contact with that plant—it's poison ivy.

2. To encounter someone or something. I'd never come into contact with this theory before, but it's pretty interesting.

come in(to) contact

(with someone or something)

1. Lit. to touch someone or something, probably unknowingly. How many people have come into contact with the sick man? He came in contact with almost no one.

2. Fig. to meet up with and learn about someone or something. Have you ever come into contact with trigonometry before? I have never come in contact with anything so difficult.

词组	come in contact
释义	come in contact come in(to) contact 1. Literally, to touch someone or something. Jill got chicken pox too after coming in contact with her cousins while they were sick. Be careful not to come into contact with that plant—it's poison ivy. 2. To encounter someone or something. I'd never come into contact with this theory before, but it's pretty interesting. See also: come, contact Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. come in(to) contact (with someone or something) 1. Lit. to touch someone or something, probably unknowingly. How many people have come into contact with the sick man? He came in contact with almost no one. 2. Fig. to meet up with and learn about someone or something. Have you ever come into contact with trigonometry before? I have never come in contact with anything so difficult. See also: come, contact McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: come in(to) contact (a) pox on (someone or something) pox pox on not trust (someone) as far as (one) can throw (them) not trust someone as far as you can throw them not trust (someone) farther than (one) can throw (them) be in (something) for the long haul be in something for the long haul in (something) for the long haul
随便看	look like (one) has been pulled through a hedge backward(s) look like (one) has seen a ghost look like (someone or something) look like something the cat brought in look like something the cat dragged in look like the cat dragged in look like the cat that ate the canary look like the cat that swallowed the canary look lively look lively/sharp look me up when you're in town look off look (off) into space look on look on as look on as (something happens) look (one) in the eye(s) look (one) in the face look (one's) age look (oneself) look (one's)/its best look (one) up and down look on (someone or something) as (something) look on the bright side look on the sunny side (of life/things)