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Verbs  ›  venir
🇪🇸 Spanish verb

venir — to come (to a house/ party/ office)

venir · viniendo · venido infinitive · gerund · participle
+[a + casa/fiesta/oficina]+[de + país/familia/palabra]bien / venir mal
Conjugate venir
venir — to come (to a house/ party/ office)

Meanings of venir

1
to come (to a house/ party/ office) +[a + casa/ fiesta/ oficina]
Mis primos vienen a casa mañana por la tarde.My cousins are coming to our house tomorrow afternoon.
2
to come (from a country/ family/ word) +[de + país/ familia/ palabra]
Este queso viene de Francia.This cheese comes from France.
3
to be convenient/ inconvenient (for someone) bien/ venir mal
Me viene bien quedar el viernes por la tarde.Meeting on Friday afternoon works well for me.
4
to be included (in a book/ box/ newspaper) +[en + libro/ caja/ periódico]
La receta viene en la última página del libro.The recipe is on the last page of the book.
5
to be coming (winter/ holidays/ summer) +[invierno/ vacaciones/ verano]
Ya viene el invierno y todavía no tengo abrigo.Winter is coming, and I still don't have a coat.
6
to come (with someone) +[con + persona]
Mi hermana viene conmigo al médico esta tarde.My sister is coming with me to the doctor this afternoon.
7
to serve to (do something) +[a + infinitivo]
Este cambio viene a mejorar la vida de muchas familias.This change will help improve the lives of many families.
8
to be too big (for someone) grande
Esta camisa me viene grande, necesito una talla menos.This shirt is too big for me; I need a smaller size.

Synonyms

llegar · arrive

Antonyms

ir · go

Reflexive venirse

1
to move somewhere to live +[a un lugar/ a vivir]
Después de graduarse, se vino a vivir a Madrid.After graduating, he moved to Madrid to live.
2
to collapse; to lose heart +[abajo]
Cuando recibió la mala noticia, se vino abajo.When he received the bad news, he lost heart.
3
to come upon someone suddenly +[encima]
Se nos vino encima una tormenta muy fuerte.A very strong storm came upon us suddenly.
4
to become encouraged or confident +[arriba]
Al oír los aplausos, se vino arriba.When he heard the applause, he became more confident.
5
to reach orgasm +[durante el sexo]
Durante el sexo, él se vino rápidamente.During sex, he reached orgasm quickly.
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