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335 PHRASAL VERBS

 come in for

 receive esp criticism, [blame; (eleştiri, suçlama vs’ye) uğramak]

Their company comes in for a great deal of criticism.
Our Government’s policies have come in for much criticism in the newspapers.

 come off (intr)

 (of a plan or a scheme) be successful; [ (plan, proje vs) başarılı olmak]

Our plans didn’t come off.

 take place, [ happen; olmak, vuku bulmak]

Did your proposed trip to Ankara ever come off?
When is your wedding coming off?
I am afraid that deal didn’t come off after all.

 be able to be removed; [ (leke, sap vs) çıkmak ]

I am afraid the stains on your shirt won’t come off.

 come out (intr)

 (of news, the truth, the facts, the whole story) become known to people, be told or
revealed ; [(bir haber, gerçek vs’nin) herkes tarafından bilinmesi, ortaya çıkması]

All the facts came out after Jane’s death.
The whole story came at the trial.

 be published; [(kitap vs.) çıkmak]

My new book is coming out a month later.

 disappear (of stains); [ (leke) çıkmak]

Oil stains don’t usually come out.

 come over ( tr)

 (of feelings) affect sb; [ etkilemek ]

I didn’t know what came over her.