come to im PONS Wörterbuch

Übersetzungen für come to im Englisch»Serbisch-Wörterbuch

come to VERB intr

1. come to (regain consciousness):

come to

osvestiti se

2. come to (amount to):

come to

iznositi

that comes to £25

to iznosi 25 funti

3. come to (reach):

what is the world coming to?

kuda ide ovaj svet?

writing come tos naturally to me

pisanje mi prirodno leži

it'll come to me later

doći će mi [or setiću se] toga kasnije

he won't come to any harm

neće mu se desiti ništa loše

it comes to the same thing

svodi se na isto

to come to the conclusion ...

doći do zaključka

to come to a decision

odlučiti

to come to an end

doći do kraja

to come to nothing

ne voditi nikud

to come to the point

preći na stvar

to come to rest

zaustaviti se

4. come to (concerning):

when it comes to travelling ...

što se tiče putovanja

Übersetzungen für come to im Englisch»Serbisch-Wörterbuch

to come to grief (fail)

propasti

to come to grief (fail)

doživeti neuspeh

to come to life

oživeti

to come to life

zaživeti

to come to

osvestiti se

to come to light

ugledati svetlost dana

to come to light

izaći na videlo

Übersetzungen für come to im Englisch»Serbisch-Wörterbuch

I.to [tuː, tu, tə] PRÄP

1. to (moving towards):

to

za

to

do

to

ka

she walked over to the window

odšetala je prema prozoru

they go to work every day

idu na posao svaki dan

we moved to Romania last year

preselili smo se u Rumuniju prošle godine

to the north/south

na sever/jug

from place to place

od mesta do mesta

2. to (attending regularly):

to

u

to

na

she goes to college

ona ide na fakultet

3. to (inviting to):

to

na

I've asked them to dinner

pozvao sam ih na večeru

4. to (in direction of):

to

na

to

prema

she pointed to a distant spot on the horizon

pokazala je prema udaljenoj tački na horizontu

5. to (in contact with):

to

uz

cheek to cheek

obraz uz obraz

6. to (attached to):

to

za

tied to the fence

vezan za ogradu

7. to (with indirect object):

to sb/sth

nekome/nečemu +Dat

give that gun to me

daj mi taj pištolj

to be married to sb

biti oženjen nekim [or biti udata za nekoga]

to tell/show sth to sb

reći/pokazati nešto nekome

8. to (with respect to):

and what did you say to that?

i šta si ti rekla na to?

9. to (in response):

to

na

10. to (belonging to):

to

od

the keys to his car

ključevi njegovih kola

11. to (compared to):

to

od

I prefer beef to seafood

više volim govedinu od morskih plodova

12. to (in scores):

to

prema

13. to (until):

to

do

unemployment has risen to almost 8 %

nezaposlenost je porasla na skoro 8%

14. to (expressing change of state):

he converted to Islam

prešao je u islam

he was stabbed to death

izboli su ga na smrt

15. to (to point in time):

to

do

and to this day ...

i do današnjeg dana...

16. to (including):

from morning to night

od jutra do večeri

17. to Brit (in clock times):

it's twenty to six

sad je dvadeset do šest

18. to (causing):

to my relief/horror/astonishment

na moje olakšanje/užas/zaprepašćenje

19. to (according to):

if it's acceptable to you

ako je to tebi prihvatljivo

what's it to you? ugs

šta to tebe briga?

20. to (serving):

to

za

economic adviser to the president

predsednikov savetnik za ekonomiju

21. to (in honour of):

to

za

here's to you!

u tvoje zdravlje!

the book is dedicated to her mother

knjiga je posvećena njenoj majci

22. to (per):

the odds are 2 to 1 that you'll lose

šanse se su 2 prema 1 da ćeš izgubiti

23. to (as a result of):

to

zbog

to

usled

24. to (roughly):

to

oko

25. to math (defining exponent):

ten to the power of three

deset na kub

Wendungen:

there's not much to it

nema tu ničeg vrednog pomena

II.to [tuː, tu, tə] to form infin

1. to (expressing future intention):

I'll have to tell him the truth

moraću da mu kažem istinu

he is about to do sth

samo što nije uradio nešto

2. to (forming requests):

to

da

he told me to wait

rekao mi je da čekam

I asked her to give me a call

zamolio sam je da me pozove

3. to (expressing wish):

to

da

I'd love to live in New York

voleo bih da živim u Njujorku

would you like to dance?

jesi li za ples?

4. to (omitting verb):

would you like to go? — yes, I'd love to

da li bi želela da ideš? - da, vrlo rado

5. to after Adj (to complete meaning):

I'm sorry to hear that

žao mi je što to čujem

easy to use

lako za upotrebu

6. to (expressing purpose):

she's gone to pick Jane up

otišla je po Džejn

7. to (expressing intent):

we tried to help

pokušali smo da pomognemo

he managed to escape

uspeo je da pobegne

8. to (after wh- words):

I don't know what to do

ne znam šta da radim

I don't know where to begin

ne znam odakle da počnem

9. to (introducing clause):

to be honest

da budem iskren

III.to [tuː, tu, tə] ADV

to push the door to

zatvoriti vrata

to come to

osvestiti se

come <came, come> [kʌm] VERB intr

1. come (move towards):

come

doći // dolaziti

come here a moment

dođi na trenutak

my sister came rushing out of the room

moja sestra je istrčala iz sobe

coming!

stižem!

have you come straight from the airport?

jesi li došao pravo sa aerodroma?

come to sunny Bridlington for your holidays!

dođite na odmor u sunčani Bridlington!

to come towards sb

ići prema nekome

2. come (arrive):

come

doći // dolaziti

has she come yet?

da li je stigla?

Christmas is coming

Božić se bliži

come Monday morning you'll regret ...

kajaćeš se u ponedeljak ujutro

come March, I will have been married for two years

u martu će se navršiti dve godine otkako sam oženjen

I think the time has come to ...

mislim da je došlo vreme da ...

how's your headache? — it comes and goes

kako ti je glavobolja? — čas je imam, čas je nemam

I've come to read the gas meter

došao sam da očitam gasomer

the year to come

predstojeća godina

in years to come

u budućnosti

to come for sb/sth

doći po nekog/nešto

3. come (accompany someone):

come

poći

do you want to come to the pub with us?

hoćeš s nama u pab?

4. come (originate from):

come

dolaziti

come

dopirati

where is that awful smell coming from?

odakle dopire taj odvratan miris?

5. come (in sequence):

Monday comes before Tuesday

ponedeljak je pre utorka

the article comes before the noun

član dolazi ispred imenice

6. come (in competition):

to come first/second

biti prvi/drugi

to come from behind

pristizati otpozadi

7. come (have priority):

to come before sth

imati prednost u odnosu na nešto

to come first

biti na prvom mestu

8. come (happen):

come

dogoditi se // događati se

how exactly did you come to be naked in the first place?

kako se uopšte tačno desilo da budeš go?

come to think of it ...

kad smo već kod toga ...

come what may

šta god da se desi

you could see it coming

to je bilo očekivano

how come?

kako to?

how come?

otkud to?

how come you missed the train?

kako to da nisi stigao na voz?

9. come (be, become):

all my dreams came true

svi snovi su mi se ostvarili

everything will come right in the end

sve će na kraju doći na svoje mesto

nothing came of it

ništa od toga

nothing came of it

ništa se nije desilo

his hair comes [down] to his shoulders

kosa mu je do ramena

your shoelaces have come undone

odvezale su ti se pertle

to come into money

doći do novca

to come under pressure

biti pod pritiskom

to come loose

otkačiti se

to come loose

olabaviti se

to come open

otvoriti se

to come open door

otvoriti se

Wendungen:

come again?

kako [si rekao]?

come again?

molim?

to be as stupid/clever as they come

biti mnogo glup/pametan

he/she had it coming

on/ona je to zaslužila

I don't know whether I'm coming or going

ne znam gde mi je glava

don't come it with me!

nemoj da me provociraš!

Einsprachige Beispiele (nicht von der PONS Redaktion geprüft)

Englisch

There was also foreboding in the poems, a sense that all could yet come to naught.

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Scrub the area with a loofah, exfoliating brush, or any exfoliating wash about twice a day until the hair starts to come to the surface.

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Wax figures begin to move and come to life in a ruined, out-of-the-way tourist resort.

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He seemed to stiffen and come to a pause.

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Indications are everywhere, however, that we have come to a moment of stocktaking.

nymag.com

During her regular coastal service in the 1920s and 1930s the ship repeatedly had to come to the assistance of ships in difficulties.

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It has good maneuverability and can come to a full stop in only one ship length from top speed.

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He prophesied that a white serpent would come to his people's lands and make friends with them, only to deceive them later.

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Thus, programmable matter has come to mean any bulk substance which can be programmed to change its physical properties.

en.wikipedia.org

But it's easy to come to that conclusion that there is some different type of glass ceiling separating the Homeland Security Department in this case.

thinkprogress.org