come for

英 [kʌm fɔː(r)]

美 [kʌm fɔːr]

（通常指军方、警察等为抓捕）上门找，带走（某人）

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB (通常指军方、警察等为抓捕）上门找，带走（某人）
  If people such as soldiers or policecome foryou, they come to find you, usually in order to harm you or take you away, for example to prison.
  1. Lotte was getting ready to fight if they came for her.
     如果他们来抓她，洛特准备要反抗。

双语例句

• The time has come for us to move on
  我们是时候继续前行了。
• I left a message for Mary to tell her that I would not come for dinner.
  我给玛丽留个信儿，告诉她我不来吃晚饭。
• No, I have not come for that, mother.
  不，我不是为了结婚回家的，妈妈。
• The time has come for Hindus to stake out their claim to their own homeland.
  印度教徒对自己家园主张权利的时候到了。
• At what time will the hearse come for the coffin to-morrow?
  灵车在明天几点钟来取棺材？
• This does not come for free, and there are two problems associated with this approach.
  这种方法不是没有代价的，它有两大主要问题。
• The time has come for parents to butt out of the adolescent's daily life.
  到了让父母别再干预未成年子女日常生活的时候了。
• He had just come for the fun of it.
  他来只是为了好玩。
• Customer: I come for paying my telephone cost.
  顾客：我来交电话费。
• However, the reduced contention does not come for free.
  然而，减少争用并不是免费的午餐。