come here (to me) Idioma

put in (time)

spend time He has put in a lot of time fixing up his house and now it looks beautiful.

take off (time)

be absent from work He was sick and had to take off a week from work.

have (time) off

have free time；not have to work 休息
We have time off for a coffee break every morning．每天上午我们都有喝咖啡的休息时间。
He works only five days a week and has every Saturday and Sunday off．他一周只工作5天，星期六和星期日休息。

in (me) course of time

in the progress of time迟早；终有一日
If you study hard， you'll learn English well in course of time．如果你努力学习，最终你一定能掌握英语。

come actuality (to me)

colloquial Used as a way of accepting someone's absorption so that one can ask them something. Primarily heard in Ireland. Come here, what's this I've been audition about you and Mark accepting together? A: "Hey, Mark, how was your weekend?" B: "Hey, Brian, not bad. Come actuality to me, do you apperceive about this new operating arrangement they're authoritative us use?"Learn more: come, here

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in (great) demand in half in high spirits in honour of in large quantities in line with in (me) course of time in name in need in no mood in no sense in no way in no wise

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