What does "come between" mean?

To cause problems in a relationship To interfere with or damage a bond between people.

How do you use "come between" in a sentence?

Don't let money come between you. Nothing can come between us. Work came between them.

Phrasal Verb BritishAmericanAustralian ★★★★☆ Common Neutral

意味: To cause problems in a relationship

破坏关系

Causar problemas en una relación

関係に問題を引き起こす

사이를 갈라놓다

To interfere with or damage a bond between people.

干扰或损害人与人之间的感情。

Interferir o dañar el vínculo entre personas.

人々の絆に干渉したり、傷つけたりすること。

사람들 사이의 관계를 방해하거나 손상시키다.

Base verb: come

Particle: between

Separable: No — the verb and particle stay together

Don't let money come between you.
别让钱影响你们的感情
No dejéis que el dinero os separe
お金のことで仲を裂かないで
돈 때문에 사이가 벌어지지 않게 해.
Nothing can come between us.
没有什么能拆散我们
Nada puede separarnos
何も私たちの仲を裂けない
아무것도 우리 사이를 갈라놓을 수 없어.
Work came between them.
工作使他们疏远了
El trabajo los separó
仕事が二人の仲を裂いた
일이 둘의 사이를 갈라놓았다.

場面: relationships, interference

トーン: warning

Don't let it come between you
别让它影响你们的关系
No dejéis que os separe
それで仲を壊さないで
사이를 갈라놓지 마

From coming between two people.

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal