come up to - Definition & Meaning | Lingo Dictionary

come up to

to have a conversation with someoneto have a conversation with someone

Examples

I saw my colleague working alone, so I decided to come up to her and discuss the project.
During the party, don't hesitate to come up to new people and introduce yourself.
If you have any concerns, feel free to come up to the supervisor and share your thoughts.

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Third Person

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Present Participle

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Past Tense

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Past Participle

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1

to have a conversation with someone

I saw my colleague working alone, so I decided to come up to her and discuss the project.
During the party, don't hesitate to come up to new people and introduce yourself.
If you have any concerns, feel free to come up to the supervisor and share your thoughts.
The teacher encouraged the students to come up to her with any questions they had about the assignment.
As the event organizer, I'll be available for anyone who wants to come up and share their feedback.

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2

to approach or move toward a particular location or person

Please come up to the front of the room to receive your award.
As the train pulled into the station, I signaled for my friend to come up to the platform.
Don't be shy; feel free to come up to me if you have any questions.
The children were excited to see the animals up close and eagerly came up to the zookeeper.
I noticed my neighbor coming up to my door, so I went outside to greet them.