The phrasal verb "come across" means to find, see, or meet someone or something unexpectedly. It is used when stumbling upon something or someone by chance.
Phrasal Verb: "come across" significa encontrar, ver o conocer a alguien o algo inesperadamente. Se usa cuando se topa con algo o alguien por casualidad.
| Phrasal Verb | come across |
|---|---|
| Definition | to find, see or meet someone or something unexpectedly |
| Examples | - I came across an interesting article in the newspaper this morning. - Did you come across anyone you knew on the beach last night? |
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