to come over, to come up

to do something recklessly or foolishly or irresponsibly

summoning one to come and serve

"come in", an expression often used to tell someone to come in or to enter another's place or premise

Come in

please come or try again

come out

to make a living

go clubbing or nightlife

to go for a walk outdoor / to participate in triad activities / to work or experience the real world or reality

as it is my first time or new arrival to

to hold out for the highest offer; hoarding a commodity; having a high opinion of oneself, e.g. someone acting arrogantly to gain favors from suitors

to sell / promote something at a higher value than it is supposed to be; it describes people who become difficult / picky, or want more benefits, because they suddenly become more popular

cannot compete with… [somebody]

a proverb to describe a person who causes problems / troubles for himself / herself

moving around, side to side

not being able to make it in time

can't make it on time

a phrase to strengthen / emphasize a claim or a question

a modal particle to strengthen or confirm a statement, mostly when being used after a noun

being able to make it in time

be real, for real

coming

come from

be careful; it is a phrase to threaten people and tell them to wait and watch out in the future

come closer

describes the attitude of taking it easy and following the flow of life, to not worry too much; literally 'use the falling sky as a blanket'

calm down and do it slowly and steadily

(adverb) coming soon; coming shortly; almost; nearly

using the money right away after earning it, no planning at all