come along
21come\ along — v To make progress; improve; succeed. He was coming along well after the operation. Rose is coming right along on the piano …
22come along — 1. to develop or improve. Thomas is more relaxed and his skills are coming along. 2. to appear or be available. Sometimes an album comes along that just sounds better than anything else you ve heard in a long time …
23come along — make progress, thrive The work on our new house is coming along very well at the moment …
24come along/on — make progress; develop. → come …
25come along for the ride — come/go along for the ride to join in an activity without playing an important part in it. My husband is speaking at the dinner and I m just going along for the ride …
26come along for the ride — come/go along for the ˈride idiom (informal) to join in an activity for pleasure but without being seriously interested in it Main entry: ↑rideidiom …
27come-along — noun Date: 1926 a small portable winch usually consisting of a cable attached to a hand operated ratchet …
28come along — (Roget s IV) v. 1. [To accompany] Syn. go with, attend, appear, turn up; see accompany 1 , appear 1 . 2. [To progress] Syn. proceed, make progress, do well, get on; see advance 1 , improve 2 , prosper …
29come along — forward, onward, let s go; appear, arrive, spring forth; advance, proceed, succeed …
30come-along — noun N. Amer. informal a hand operated winch …