Definition Conjugation
Definition of come knocking - Reverso English Dictionary
Verbal expression
1.
asking for helpseek an opportunity or favor
- Companies come knocking when they see your potential.
2.
chance appearspresent itself as an opportunity or challenge
- A new job offer came knocking at her door.
3.
unexpected arrivalRare arrive unexpectedly and without invitationRare
- Opportunities often come knocking when you least expect them.
Examples of come knocking in a sentence
If investors come knocking, we should be prepared. An exciting project came knocking unexpectedly. When opportunity comes knocking, be ready to answer. Trouble can come knocking at any moment. Unexpected guests may come knocking during dinner.
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- French:solliciter, frapper à la porte, ...
- German:eine Gelegenheit suchen, sich anbieten, ...
- Italian:venire a bussare, presentarsi, ...
- Spanish:venir a buscar, presentarse, ...
- Portuguese:bater à porta, surgir, ...
- Chinese:上门寻求, 来敲门, ...
- Japanese:チャンスを求めてくる, 訪れる, ...
- Arabic:طَرَقَ البابَ, تَطْرُقُ الْباب, ...
- Hebrew:לָבוֹא לְבַקֵּשׁ טוֹבָה, לְהִזְדַּמֵּן, ...
- Russian:приходить, появляться, ...
- Ukrainian:шукати можливість, з'явитися, ...
- Hindi:मौक़ा माँगने आना, दस्तक देना, ...
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