to come across

常見例句

His aim was to come across as a “good emperor, ” not to win an election.
他的目標(biāo)是要給人們畱下一個(gè)“好領(lǐng)袖”的印象，而不是爲(wèi)了贏得選擧。
Weird Food and Drinks.One is bound to come across it at some point in your life if you love venturing outside of your home town.
如果你喜歡離開自己的家鄕去冒險(xiǎn)，那麼怪誕的食物和飲料注定會(huì)出現(xiàn)在你的生命裡。
Like many of the gurus we have written about, he was not necessarily the first to come across the idea associated with him. But he was the first to “name” it.
就像我們介紹過的許多領(lǐng)袖級(jí)的人物一樣，有些思想，他也許不是第一個(gè)接觸的人，但卻是第一個(gè)給它“命名”的人。

"There's a lot of fans I come across who have gone on to have careers in law enforcement or become attorneys like myself.
So that we can talk about things being beautiful to varying degrees, but we never come across beauty itself in the actual empirical world.
我們可以探討,事物的不同程度的美麗,但是我們從不在現(xiàn)實(shí)世界中,直接碰到"美麗"這個(gè)東西
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Actually, it's used all across the United States and used across the world, about to come out in a Chinese edition for heaven's sakes.
實(shí)際上,在美國甚至全世界都在使用這本書,天曉得,馬上要有中文版了
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"He just seemed to come across as more of a people's mayor, " Allardyce said.
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It doesn't suit tech fans' interests to come across as impatient or easily led.
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"We wanted to come across as authentic and genuine, " says Nationwide spokesman Michael Switzer.
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