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Definition of coming in English: comingadjective ˈkʌmɪŋˈkəmɪŋ 1attributive Due to happen or just beginning. 即将发生的，正在到来的；刚刚开始的 work is due to start in the coming year 工作将在明年开始。 Example sentencesExamples - Some leaks have been found and it is hoped to check the complete area in the coming weeks.
- The plan will be opened up to locals at a special launch in the coming weeks on a date to be arranged.
- Over the coming weeks they will be carrying out a survey on the streets of the County.
- The couple said they will be organising lots of fundraising events over the coming year.
- Now a decision has been taken to enter a second team in the league for the coming season.
- Whether it is ever opened depends largely on what happens in the coming weeks.
- Information about the scheme is to be delivered to homes in the coming months.
- He is due to visit Britain in the coming weeks, to ask the group to decide if they want to press for an earlier trial.
- These very extreme rainfall events are going to become more common over the coming decades.
- The behaviour of consumer spending over the coming months now holds the key to interest rates.
- So yet again this coming bank holiday weekend is going to be a nightmare for a huge number of rail travellers.
- It is hoped the child will be taking his first steps on his own in the coming weeks.
- What hints have been dropped in the past two issues about the events of the coming months?
- In the coming weeks he will discover whether the balance of power will allow him to dictate his own terms.
- If he is to heed that advice you can be sure he will be watching these two teams more than once or twice over the coming weeks.
- Suffice to say that it doesn't for a moment deter me from living and working in London this coming year.
- It was a lovely occasion and it is hoped to hold a similar event in the coming months.
- The trip proved so popular that the group hopes to plan a few more trips for the coming year.
- Correspondents say the device will redefine how the coming conflict will be reported.
- The new album should be in big demand when it goes on general release in the coming weeks.
Synonyms forthcoming, imminent, impending, approaching, advancing, nearing, near future, expected, anticipated close, (close) at hand, in store, in the wind, in the air, in the offing, in the pipeline, on the horizon, on the way, on us, about to happen informal on the cards 2attributive Likely to be important or successful in the future. 有希望成功的；有前途的 he was the coming man of French racing 他是法国赛车中的热门选手。 Example sentencesExamples - But the coming man of national Democratic politics, says the Observer, is the little-known boss of The Bronx.
- The coming man of English rugby talks to Matt about his two conversions: from league to union; and from drinker to thinker.
noun ˈkʌmɪŋˈkəmɪŋ An arrival or approach. 来到，到达；来临；临近 一个新时代的来临。 Example sentencesExamples - Some view social action as the coming of the Kingdom of God on earth and lynchpin of their faith.
- It was the coming of the new Millennium that set him to thinking about writing a book.
- Tell me that a bit of the old Chelsea didn't die with the coming of the money.
- Sure that I was grateful for this new day and it's new comings.
- The coming of the northern Europeans in the seventeenth century soon changed that.
- As we where speaking thus, we began to hear the coming of the men into the hall, and knew it was time for us to go down.
- It was only with the coming of the fourteenth century that the situation suddenly changed.
- Transport too provided for personal travel long before the coming of modern systems.
- When heron's leave the marsh and fly above the clouds they announce the coming of a storm.
- With the coming of Neal began that part of my life that you could call my life on the road.
- By the beginning of September the war spread and was coming closer to our village.
- The coming of a great European war posed several difficulties for the United States.
- The fact that we celebrate the coming of a new year implies that we still believe in the future.
- Time was when being offered a tipple for the first time was a rite of passage, a coming of age.
- Before the coming of TV the kids were found to be hard working and very well behaved.
- Tellingly, it was to humble shepherds that the coming of Christ was first revealed.
- With the coming of dusk we were back in our cabins having baths and getting changed for dinner.
- Like coming eye to eye with the monsters under your bed or the demons in your closet.
- Over one hundred and fifty prophecies exist concerning the coming of a messiah and saviour.
- The coming of oil rapidly changed this to one of rising employment and population.
Synonyms approach, advance, advent, arrival, nearing, looming, appearance, emergence, materialization, surfacing birth, rise, start, onset
PhrasesThe age or occasion when one formally becomes an adult. time was when being offered a drink for the first time was a rite of passage, a coming of age Example sentencesExamples - Piercing is often part of a ceremony marking the coming of age.
- Many of the Chicano texts appropriate or written for young adults feature males coming of age.
- He is wished every happiness on his coming of age.
- Children across the world, from widely different backgrounds, celebrate their coming of age.
- Once a bastion for socialist thinking, the open source (OS) community is finally coming of age.
- Bambara's feisty girls are not diminutive characters, to be outgrown with the coming of age of the movement.
- For Germany, the move to gold constituted a coming of age.
- A decade later, a new group of scholars is coming of age.
- Moreover, a generation of local architects who have been educated abroad is coming of age.
- Today, we have a new climate for women who are coming of age.
coming and going (or comings and goings) Busy, active movements of many people, especially in and out of a place. 来来往往，进进出出，忙忙碌碌 yesterday's comings and goings outside Number 10 Example sentencesExamples - Can't help speculating, though, and putting stories together as I watch the comings and goings from the window and from my idle wanderings.
- I like the noise and bustle and the comings and goings.
- It may be, however, that after years of working in an office he is enjoying being at the heart of his home, aware for the first time of the comings and goings of his family.
- She loved all the comings and goings with cars and rallying.
- And please keep your eyes open up there for the comings and goings of the rich and famous this morning.
- A bulletin board keeps track of their comings and goings.
- Yet I could have constructed a timetable of their comings and goings, their daily habits and activities.
- My dad came from a family of twelve kids (six girls, six boys), so there was a lot of comings and goings on that day.
- Like a series of fishtanks, the interior is constantly animated by the comings and goings of building users and staff.
- This means that stores could track each customer's comings and goings.
Synonyms activity, bustle, hustle and bustle, hurly-burly, commotion, tumult, hubbub, brouhaha, busyness, action, liveliness, animation, movement, life, excitement, agitation, fuss, flurry, stir, whirl
not know if one is coming or going informal Be confused, especially as a result of being very busy. 〈非正式〉忙乱，困惑 Example sentencesExamples - I have watched my husband take a significant pay cut and seen his schedule sliced and diced till he doesn't know if he's coming or going.
- My body is doing so many odd things I don't know if I'm coming or going.
- Well - that's been one heck of a week and I don't know if I'm coming or going!
Rhymesbecoming, forthcoming, mumming, up-and-coming Definition of coming in US English: comingadjectiveˈkəmiNGˈkəmɪŋ 1Due to happen or just beginning. 即将发生的，正在到来的；刚刚开始的 work is due to start in the coming year 工作将在明年开始。 Example sentencesExamples - It was a lovely occasion and it is hoped to hold a similar event in the coming months.
- Over the coming weeks they will be carrying out a survey on the streets of the County.
- Now a decision has been taken to enter a second team in the league for the coming season.
- Information about the scheme is to be delivered to homes in the coming months.
- The behaviour of consumer spending over the coming months now holds the key to interest rates.
- If he is to heed that advice you can be sure he will be watching these two teams more than once or twice over the coming weeks.
- The trip proved so popular that the group hopes to plan a few more trips for the coming year.
- Suffice to say that it doesn't for a moment deter me from living and working in London this coming year.
- He is due to visit Britain in the coming weeks, to ask the group to decide if they want to press for an earlier trial.
- The new album should be in big demand when it goes on general release in the coming weeks.
- These very extreme rainfall events are going to become more common over the coming decades.
- Whether it is ever opened depends largely on what happens in the coming weeks.
- It is hoped the child will be taking his first steps on his own in the coming weeks.
- So yet again this coming bank holiday weekend is going to be a nightmare for a huge number of rail travellers.
- Some leaks have been found and it is hoped to check the complete area in the coming weeks.
- In the coming weeks he will discover whether the balance of power will allow him to dictate his own terms.
- The plan will be opened up to locals at a special launch in the coming weeks on a date to be arranged.
- Correspondents say the device will redefine how the coming conflict will be reported.
- The couple said they will be organising lots of fundraising events over the coming year.
- What hints have been dropped in the past two issues about the events of the coming months?
Synonyms forthcoming, imminent, impending, approaching, advancing, nearing, near 2Likely to be important or successful in the future. 有希望成功的；有前途的 he was the coming man of French racing 他是法国赛车中的热门选手。 Example sentencesExamples - The coming man of English rugby talks to Matt about his two conversions: from league to union; and from drinker to thinker.
- But the coming man of national Democratic politics, says the Observer, is the little-known boss of The Bronx.
nounˈkəmiNGˈkəmɪŋ An arrival or approach. 来到，到达；来临；临近 一个新时代的来临。 Example sentencesExamples - Some view social action as the coming of the Kingdom of God on earth and lynchpin of their faith.
- The fact that we celebrate the coming of a new year implies that we still believe in the future.
- As we where speaking thus, we began to hear the coming of the men into the hall, and knew it was time for us to go down.
- It was the coming of the new Millennium that set him to thinking about writing a book.
- With the coming of dusk we were back in our cabins having baths and getting changed for dinner.
- Time was when being offered a tipple for the first time was a rite of passage, a coming of age.
- Over one hundred and fifty prophecies exist concerning the coming of a messiah and saviour.
- By the beginning of September the war spread and was coming closer to our village.
- Sure that I was grateful for this new day and it's new comings.
- Before the coming of TV the kids were found to be hard working and very well behaved.
- Transport too provided for personal travel long before the coming of modern systems.
- With the coming of Neal began that part of my life that you could call my life on the road.
- Like coming eye to eye with the monsters under your bed or the demons in your closet.
- It was only with the coming of the fourteenth century that the situation suddenly changed.
- The coming of a great European war posed several difficulties for the United States.
- Tellingly, it was to humble shepherds that the coming of Christ was first revealed.
- The coming of oil rapidly changed this to one of rising employment and population.
- The coming of the northern Europeans in the seventeenth century soon changed that.
- Tell me that a bit of the old Chelsea didn't die with the coming of the money.
- When heron's leave the marsh and fly above the clouds they announce the coming of a storm.
Synonyms approach, advance, advent, arrival, nearing, looming, appearance, emergence, materialization, surfacing
Phrasesnot know if one is coming or going informal Be confused, especially as a result of being very busy. 〈非正式〉忙乱，困惑 Example sentencesExamples - I have watched my husband take a significant pay cut and seen his schedule sliced and diced till he doesn't know if he's coming or going.
- My body is doing so many odd things I don't know if I'm coming or going.
- Well - that's been one heck of a week and I don't know if I'm coming or going!
The busy movements of a person or group of people, especially in and out of a place. 来来往往，进进出出，忙忙碌碌 Example sentencesExamples - Can't help speculating, though, and putting stories together as I watch the comings and goings from the window and from my idle wanderings.
- My dad came from a family of twelve kids (six girls, six boys), so there was a lot of comings and goings on that day.
- Yet I could have constructed a timetable of their comings and goings, their daily habits and activities.
- It may be, however, that after years of working in an office he is enjoying being at the heart of his home, aware for the first time of the comings and goings of his family.
- She loved all the comings and goings with cars and rallying.
- I like the noise and bustle and the comings and goings.
- Like a series of fishtanks, the interior is constantly animated by the comings and goings of building users and staff.
- This means that stores could track each customer's comings and goings.
- And please keep your eyes open up there for the comings and goings of the rich and famous this morning.
- A bulletin board keeps track of their comings and goings.
Synonyms activity, bustle, hustle and bustle, hurly-burly, commotion, tumult, hubbub, brouhaha, busyness, action, liveliness, animation, movement, life, excitement, agitation, fuss, flurry, stir, whirl
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