Phrasal+verbs+with+COME+and+STAND

PHRASAL VERBS UNIT 2 Cambridge Dictionary of PHRASAL VERBS comes/came/coming/come || COME ROUND (Claudia A) || reanimarse, volver, despertar, pasar || I come __round__ __a gentleman__ when he __was__ slumped in the street. //The gentleman came round after he slumped onto the street.// || come to, rally, recover, regain consciousness, revive. || come (comes) /came coming /come || COME THROUGH(Fran C.y Laia M.) || salir de(algo malo), sobrevivir, atravesar, pasar por... || The family came throught __of the__ crisis after 2 years. || come ahead, get by, comeout well, come out... || We were coming apart the door when suddenly the doorbell rang. || break, come ** unstick ** - (the phrase is **to come unstuck)**, ** crimble (there´s no such word!!!) **, desintegrate, give away || · He is a district attorney who came down hard on drug dealers. || Dress down, critizise / Calm down... || come (comes) /came coming /come || COME UP WITH (Alberto F i Neus P.) || Proponer, ocurrírsele a uno/a (una idea, un plan). || ====- Nobody could come up whit a satisfactory explanation for the accident. ==== - He came up with a really elegant solution to our problem. || //** Use synonyms which ring a bell to you!!! **// //** There´s no point in using words which you don´t know. **// || stands/stood/standing || STAND BY (Jairo F i Oscar F) || apoyar, no abandonar (a alguen) ||  He stands by the proposal of the Mayor || supported/faced, confronts  || - I won´t stand for that. || Synonyms: to represent, mean, signify... Opposites: not mean, not represent... ||
 * ** VERB **
 * Pres /past / gerund/p.p. ** || ** PHRASAL VERB ** || ** MEANING ** || ** EXAMPLE SENTENCE ** || ** SYNONYMS / OPPOSITES ** ||
 * COME
 * COME
 * || COME APART ( Sergio D and Alvaro R) || deshacerse,  desmontarse, desarmarse   || I came apart of my friends because I was angry with __they__.
 * || COME DOWN ON (Albert D & Mario V) || Castigar duramente o criticar severamente a alguien. || · The police were coming down on the demonstrators,because they were destroying all.
 * COME
 * || COME ACROSS (Adrian F) ||  ||   ||   ||
 * STAND
 * || STAND UP TO (Elisa F) ||  ||   ||   ||
 * || STAND UP (Alejandro G and Naxo Luz ) || levantarse, pararse, dar plantón a || ¡ Stand up !, said Naxo || stick up, prick, raise/stop, sit down ||
 * || STAND IN FOR (Mireia G y Ruben Nieto) || Reemplazar, sustituir, suplir. || She is standing in for the usual secretary while she is ill. || cover for, do duty for, hold the fort for, replace, represent, substitute for, take the place of, understudy ||
 * || STAND FOR (Juanmi G & Gerardo B) || representar, significar, admitir o permitir || - In the theatre let´s stand for a new play about the history of rock.
 * || STAND OUT (O'hara G and Alex Pallares) || destacar, destacarse ||< She really stands out from the crowd ||< attract attention, be distinct, be highlighted, be striking, beetle, bulge, emerge, stick out /obscure ||