Definition of «to come across»

The phrase "to come across" means to find or discover something by chance, accidentally or unexpectedly. It can also mean to encounter someone or something in a place where it was not planned. The term is often used when referring to finding information, evidence or clues that help solve a problem or answer a question.

Phrases with «to come across»

to come across something
to come across a lot of
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Sentences with «to come across»

Just like the profile writing, it's a delicate balance between being flattering, yet realistic — giving a good first impression at the same time as coming across as approachable and genuine. (eharmony.co.uk)
Now when coming across survivors, you just swoop in and clear out the zombies. (wccftech.com)
The books are the most imaginative and inspiring stories for kids I have ever come across In the books the old man makes that sort of cake for the cats birthdays as well. (greenkitchenstories.com)
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