come close



come close

 (to someone or something)
1. Lit. to approach very near to someone or something. Come close to me and keep me warm. I didn't touch it, but I really came close that time.
2. Fig. to approximate someone or something in a specific quality. When it comes to kindness, you don't even come close to Jane. You don't come close to the former owners in caring for your property.
See also: close, come

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Nikephoros-Ancient Greek, Greek Mythology
Tecumsehte-KUM-seNative American, Shawnee
Ayris['ɛəris]
Perkins['pɜ:kinz]
Aldrin['ɔ:ldrin]
MathÚIn-Irish