Meaning ofcome inin English

Verb

1. to enter a place; arrive inside
   The guests will come in through the front door.
2. to arrive at a destination; reach a location
   The new policy will come in effect next month.
3. to become relevant; applicable in context
   Her language skills come in handy when traveling abroad.
4. to become available; accessible for use
   The new smartphone model will come in different colors.
5. to surrender or turn oneself in (to authorities); give up
   The suspect will come in and confess to the crime.
6. to join or enter a group; participate
   The new employee will come in and meet the team on Monday.
7. to finish a competition in a specific position; achieve a ranking
   The athlete will come in third in the marathon competition.
8. to rise or increase (like the tide); flow in
   The high tide will come in and flood the coastal areas.
9. to gain popularity or trendiness
   The retro fashion trend will come in this summer.