Betekenis van:
come close

to come close
Werkwoord
    • nearly do something

    Hyperoniemen

    to come close
    Werkwoord
      • be close or similar

      Synoniemen

      Hyperoniemen

      Hyponiemen

      Werkwoord

      come close

      Voorbeeldzinnen

      1. Don't come too close to the fire.
      2. We had to close the windows so that the mosquitoes wouldn't come in.
      3. Then I slipped out the card (no water leaks out because no air can come in - the rim is too close to the table for that).
      4. Guaranteed seats sold on scheduled flights to tour operators on routes to popular holiday destinations in the Mediterranean, come close to similar services on charter flights.’
      5. If the oral argument is, nevertheless, prepared in writing, account should be taken in drafting the text of the fact that it is to be delivered orally and ought therefore to come as close as possible to oral exposition.
      6. Some government bodies already come close to exercising a single market coordination function. They cooperate closely with other authorities on single market issues, ensure compatibility of national law with single market rules, and are responsible for a number of single market activities;
      7. In the notification of December 1998 KLM stated: ‘Reality, however, is seldom black and white, the border line between scheduled and charter services is situated in a grey area. Guaranteed seats sold on scheduled flights to tour operators on routes to popular holiday destinations in the Mediterranean, come close to similar services on charter flights.’ [25]. From the information submitted it can be calculated that out of […] (*) [26] passengers transported by Transavia [27] on scheduled flights to Mediterranean destinations [28] in the season summer 1997 and in winter 1997/1998 altogether […] (*) [29] seats were sold to tour operators on a guaranteed basis and […] (*) seats were sold to tour operators on a non guaranteed basis [30].