come around

kʌm əˈraʊnd

came around

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Definition of come around - Reverso English Dictionary

Phrasal verb

intr.

drop byvisit someone or arrive for a visit

Why don't you come around this weekend?

drop by

stop by

visit

medicalregain consciousness after fainting

He fainted but came around quickly.

recover

revive

psychologychange one's mind after initial reluctance

She will come around to our idea soon.

timehappen regularly or cyclically

The festival comes around every summer.

reappear

recur

return

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Expressions with come around

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come around to

visit someone casually or unexpectedly

He might come around to our house later.

Expressions with come

come from

to originate or be born in a particular place

She comes from a small town in France..

come in

enter a room or building

Please come in and take a seat..

come along

to accompany someone to a place

Would you like to come along to the movies tonight?

come down

move from a higher to a lower place

The cat will eventually come down from the tree..

come for

arrive to collect or retrieve someone or something

She will come for the package at noon.

come into

enter a place or situation

She will come into the room soon.

Terms with come around included in their meaning

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the wheel keeps turning

exp.

opportunities

events or opportunities will come around again

Examples of come around in a sentence

He promised to come around for a chat.
After a few minutes, she started to come around.
The boxer came around after being knocked out.
Eventually, he came around and agreed with us.
After some discussion, she came around to the new plan.
Tax season comes around sooner than expected.

These storms come around every autumn.

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French:passer, reprendre connaissance, ...
German:vorbeikommen, wieder zu sich kommen, ...
Italian:passare a trovare, riprendersi, ...
Spanish:venir, volver en sí, ...
Portuguese:vir cá, voltar a si, ...
Chinese:过来, 恢复意识, ...
Japanese:遊びに来る, 意識を取り戻す, ...
Arabic:زَارَ, اِسْتَفاقَ, ...
Hebrew:לְבַקֵּר, לְהִתְעוֹרֵר, ...
Russian:приходить, приходить в себя, ...
Ukrainian:зайти, прийти до тями, ...
Hindi:मिलने आना, होश में आना, ...
Bengali:দেখা করতে আসা, জ্ঞান ফিরে পাওয়া, ...
Catalan:passar, tornar en si, ...
Czech:zastavit se, probrat se, ...
Danish:komme forbi, komme til sig selv, ...
Dutch:langskomen, bij komen, ...
Greek:περνάω, συνέρχομαι, ...
Hungarian:átjönni, magához térni, ...
Khmer:មកលេង, ដឹងខ្លួនឡើងវិញ, ...
Korean:오다, 의식을 되찾다, ...
Persian:سر زدن, به هوش آمدن, ...
Polish:wpaść, odzyskiwać przytomność, ...
Portuguese (BR):visitar, voltar a si, ...
Romanian:a trece pe la, a a-și reveni, ...
Swedish:komma förbi, vakna till, ...
Thai:แวะมา, ฟื้นคืนสติ, ...
Turkish:uğramak, kendine gelmek, ...
Vietnamese:ghé chơi, tỉnh lại, ...

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