come up

US /kʌm ʌp/
UK /kʌm ʌp/
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1.

être abordé, survenir

to be mentioned or discussed

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The issue of funding will come up at the next meeting.
La question du financement sera abordée lors de la prochaine réunion.
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Something important has just come up, so I need to leave.
Quelque chose d’important vient de survenir, je dois donc partir.
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2.

monter, approcher

to move upwards or towards someone

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A strange smell began to come up from the basement.
Une étrange odeur a commencé à monter du sous-sol.
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He saw a car come up the driveway.
Il a vu une voiture monter l’allée.
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ascendapproachrise
3.

survenir, se présenter

to happen unexpectedly

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I can't make it to the party, something important has come up.
Je ne peux pas venir à la fête, quelque chose d’important est survenu.
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Unexpected problems often come up during the project.
Des problèmes inattendus surviennent souvent pendant le projet.
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