What does "come from" mean?

to have a particular place as your home or origin

Is "come from" formal or informal?

"come from" is register-neutral — appropriate in both casual and formal contexts. Extremely common. Used for people, sounds, ideas, products, and causes.

come from

Iniciante (A2) neutral

to be from a place or start from somewhere

"She comes from Brazil but works in Lisbon now."

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Come from come from.

I Went to Antigua for the Food 🇦🇬

Davidsbeenhere · 51:25

Come from.

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Dedria Kolb | From Grind To Align · 19:45

come from

Luísa Sonza: BRUTAL PARAÍSO, Growing Up in Brazil, and Being Authentic | Apple Music

Apple Music · 7:24

which come from struggle and come from energy and come from danger.

America 250: What does a “more perfect union” look like? | America, Actually

Vox · 2:29

They come from music, they come from art,

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