Used after a verb to show motion down and toward the speaker, or to show that an action is continuing from the past into the present.

To be next in a sequence or rotation.

Used after an adjective to show that a state is starting to appear and will continue to develop, such as becoming quiet, dark, or slow.

The following part of a story, text, or sequence; below

To come down from a higher place; to go from a central or high-level office to the local or grassroots level; to come away from the front lines.

To get out of a car, bus, or other vehicle

To come to an end (used for a period of time)

To be harvested or become available in the market (used for crops or seasonal produce)