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1.
General English
neutral
To move or rise to a higher position or level; to approach an elevated place or platform.
2.
General English
neutral
To arise or occur (of a subject, issue, thought, or opportunity); to be mentioned or come into consideration.
3.
General English
neutral
To approach or come toward someone, or to visit a person or place (often used with prepositions such as "to" or "up to").
4.
General English
neutral
To encounter or be confronted by something (commonly used in the phrase "come up against").
5.
General English
informal
neutral
Used with the particle "with" (come up with): to produce, devise, or think of an idea, solution, or plan.
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