Definition

(He) came away (from the relationship) with (a broken heart and a broken nose): (He) left, finished, ended, came out of (the relationship) with (a broken heart and a broken nose) idiom
Come away (with me to Paris!): Run away, come (to Paris with me!) verb
  • "Would that you come away with me to a place where more than one lesson per day was possible!"
  • "With the resources at his disposal, it wouldn't surprise anyone to see Wang come away with a new western subsidiary to play with."

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