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●ˌcome ˈin1. when the sea comes in, it moves towards the land （海水）涌向陆地，涨潮◆The tide was coming in fast.
潮水迅速上涨。OPP go out2. to finish a race in a particular position （赛跑等比赛中）取得（名次）◆Which horse came in first?
哪匹马得了第一名？3. to arrive; to be received 到达；传来◆News is coming in of a train crash in Scotland.
刚收到的消息说，苏格兰发生了火车撞车事故。◆We’ve got more work coming in than we can handle.
工作不断增加，让我们应接不暇。◆I met all the trains that came in from London.
从伦敦来的所有列车都是我接的。◆We’ve got just enough money coming in each month to pay the bills.
我们每月的收入刚好够支付账单。4. to become available 可提供；可利用◆English strawberries usually come in in June.
英格兰的草莓通常在 6 月上市。◆New jobs are coming in all the time.
新的职位不断涌现。5. if a law or a rule comes in, it is introduced and begins to take effect （法律或规则）开始生效◆New legislation coming in next month will tackle low pay.
下月实施的新法规将着手解决低工资的问题。6. to take part in a discussion or agreement 参加讨论；加入协议◆I’d like to come in here.
我现在想说几句。◆I wish he wouldn’t keep coming in with his stupid suggestions.
我希望他不要没完没了地提出愚蠢的建议。◆If you want to come in on the deal, you need to decide now.
如果你想加入这项交易，现在就得决定。[v + adv]
 ●ˌcome in ˈhandy/ˈusefulto be useful 有用处；用得上◆These boxes will come in handy when we move house.
我们搬家时这些箱子会派上用场。▸ ˈincome noun
money that you receive regularly, especially as payment for work 收入▸ ˈincoming adjective [only before noun]1. travelling towards a place and arriving there 到来的◆incoming flights / passengers
进港航班／旅客2. (of the sea 海水) coming towards the land 涌向陆地的；上涨的3. (of a phone call, letter or message 电话、信件或消息) sent to you or received by you 发来的；收到的◆This phone only takes incoming calls.
这部电话只能接听来电。4. recently appointed or elected 新任的；新当选的◆the incoming Socialist government
新当选的社会党政府 |