come
kʌmv. move toward, travel toward something or somebody or approach something or somebody · v. come to pass; arrive, as in due course · v. reach or enter a state, relation, condition, use, or position
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Use that sentence once today, even quietly, because real progress comes from bringing practice into a normal moment.
今天用一次那个句子，即使很轻声，因为真正的进步来自于将练习带入正常时刻。
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After two years, it came back again and was removed again, and again, it came back stronger, bigger, and now even more dangerous than before.
两年后，癌症复发了，再次被切除，但它又一次卷土重来，比以前更强、更大，也更危险。
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So in my last apartment, which was very close to here, I had a little patio situation, and he really, really liked coming out there with me.
在我上一个公寓，离这儿很近，我有一个小露台，他真的很喜欢和我一起出来。
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Naming the problem, the word is not coming to me right now.
指出问题：我现在想不起那个词了。
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Mom is coming, son.
妈妈来了，孩子。
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