here comes

/hɪr kʌmz/

announcing someone's arrival

Here comes the bride!

Used to announce the arrival of the bride at a wedding.

informal

Used to announce the arrival of someone or something

Here comes the bus!

Used to announce the arrival of a bus.

Here comes trouble!

Used to announce the arrival of a problem or difficulty.

Often used in a playful or dramatic tone to announce someone's arrival.

here comes the rainused to announce the start of rainhere comes the sunused to announce the sun appearing

used to indicate the start of something

a phrase used to announce the arrival of a judge or authority figure

This phrase is often used in a playful or dramatic tone to announce someone's arrival.

Derived from the combination of 'here' (indicating location) and 'comes' (present tense of 'come'), forming a phrase to announce arrival.

Commonly used in informal contexts to announce the arrival of someone or something in a dramatic or playful manner.

here

indicating location

root

comes

present tense of 'come'

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