come at
phrasal verb(come at)
to move toward (someone) in a threatening or aggressive way
come at
phrasal verb(come at)
to be directed at or toward (someone)
come at
phrasal verb(come at)
to begin to deal with or think about (something)
come at
idiom(come at)
for a high price
come at
idiom(come at)
difficult to get because there is little available
come at
idiom(come at)
to break into parts or pieces : fail or be in very bad condition —often used figuratively
come at
idiom(come at)
to break into parts or pieces —usually used figuratively to describe someone or something that is in very bad condition