come off
(END UP)Definition
› to end up in a particular position: The team played hard and came off with a victory.
(Definition of come off (END UP) from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary
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come in handy idiom
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come in phrasal verb
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come into something phrasal verb
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come of age idiom
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come off it idiom
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come off phrasal verb SUCCEED
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come off something phrasal verb COMPLETE
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come on phrasal verb HURRY
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come on phrasal verb LACK BELIEF
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come on phrasal verb START TO DEVELOP
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