come
/ˈkome/, [ˈko.me]come, eat
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Tom comúnmente se come su almuerzo solo.
Tom usually eats his lunch alone.
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Tom come demasiada comida basura.
Tom eats too much junk food.
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¿Por qué mi perro no come comida para perros?
Why won't my dog eat dog food?
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Tom tiene que tener cuidado con lo que come.
Tom has to be careful about what he eats.
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Miguel ya no come con tanta voracidad como antes.
Miguel no longer eats with the voracity that he used to.
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Come botana.
Have a snack.
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Mi padre no come muchas frutas.
My father does not eat much fruit.
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Oh, él come como un pájaro.
Oh, he eats like a bird.
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El hombre come alubias.
The man eats beans.
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Tom come arroz al menos una vez al día.
Tom eats rice at least once a day.
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Tom come, duerme, y respira música.
Tom eats, sleeps and breathes music.
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El apetito entra cuando se come, pero la sed se va cuando se bebe.
Appetite comes with eating, but the thirst goes away with drinking.
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Tom nunca come quiché.
Tom never eats quiche.
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Frank come algo de queso.
Frank eats some cheese.
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Come un poco de jamón.
Have some ham.
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¿Esto se come?
Is THIS edible?
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Mi padre no come mucha fruta.
My father does not eat much fruit.
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Tom dijo que no come carne.
Tom said he doesn't eat meat.
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Allí se come muy bien.
You can eat very well there.
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Si Tom no se come esto, por favor, dáselo a Mary.
If Tom doesn't eat this, please give it to Mary.
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