What Does “come from behind” mean?
Definition:
to win after being in a losing position in a game.
Example(s)
The young boxer came from behind to beat the world champion.
This idiom is in the sport category.
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to win after being in a losing position in a game.
The young boxer came from behind to beat the world champion.
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