Meaning 1 · most common
move from a higher to a lower place
To move from a higher position to a lower one, either physically or metaphorically.
Examples
Could you come down from your room? Dinner is ready.
A: Where's Mia?
B: She's coming down the stairs now.
Common mistake
Not: Come down of the ladder, it's not safe.
Say: Come down from the ladder, it's not safe.
'Come down FROM' a high place, not 'of'.
More on “move from a higher to a lower place”Another example · Tell it apart · Goes with · Tip
Another example
In my hometown, the mountains are beautiful, and sometimes we come down from the hills to visit the city center.
Tell it apart
Come down, dinner's ready!
Come over, dinner's ready!
Goes with
- come down (from)