come
/ˈkome/, [ˈko.me]come, eat
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¡Come pedo!
Screw you!
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Usted come.
You eat.
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Tom come mucho.
Tom eats a lot.
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Tom solo come lo que él quiere comer.
Tom eats only what he wants to eat.
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Toma si tienes sed y come si tienes hambre.
Drink if you're thirsty and eat if you're hungry.
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Su esposo come todo lo que ella le ponga en frente.
Her husband eats everything she puts in front of him.
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La mujer come una naranja.
The woman eats an orange.
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Tom no come carne o huevos.
Tom doesn't eat meat or eggs.
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¿Come Marika en los restaurantes japoneses?
Does Marika eat at Japanese restaurants?
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Ahora, come tu cena.
Now eat your supper.
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Come algo.
Have something to eat.
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El hombre come legumbres.
The man eats beans.
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Ella come únicamente carne blanca.
She eats but white meat.
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Mi hijo nunca se come las espinacas.
My son never eats his spinach.
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Come como un cerdo.
She eats like a pig.
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Un grillo enjaulado come tanto como un grillo libre.
A caged cricket eats just as much as a free cricket.
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Tom come demasiado.
Tom eats too much.
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Tom come la misma comida día tras día.
Tom eats the same food day in and day out.
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Tom pone sal en más o menos todo lo que come.
Tom puts salt on just about everything he eats.
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Papá no come mucha fruta.
Father does not eat much fruit.
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