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come up to

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come up to Describes someone or something approaching a person or moving toward them; the person approached usually follows ห in the sentence.

TH: เขาเดินเข้ามาหาฉัน

EN: He walked up to me.

A chef who makes rich people crawl to me, begging me to cook for them.

— Hunger (2023)

I saw him coming toward me.

— ชิคาโก้ (2002)

She is in the sea, and an eel is darting toward her.

— นิทานเจ้าหญิงทะลุตำนาน (1987)

When she saw five pirates with knives clenched between their teeth climbing over the ship’s rail toward her, she leaped backward.

Wait, we're circling back to that thing again.

I’m so happy that I finally made it to you.

— โกสต์อินเดอะเชลล์ (1995)

Then he came toward me with a frightening look in his eyes.

— ชิคาโก้ (2002)

Have the boss come to us himself.

— ขึ้นทำเนียบเลือกเจ้าพ่อ (2005)