Come around
/kʌm əˈraʊnd/B1
PreIntermediate
1. To visit or arrive somewhere.
- Why don't you come around tomorrow for a cup of tea?
- He said he'd come around sometime after lunch.
2. To regain consciousness.
- After fainting from the heat, she slowly came around.
- The boxer came around after a few minutes of being knocked out.
3. To change one's mind or opinion about something.
- She didn't like the plan at first, but eventually she came around.
- After our discussions, he came around to our way of thinking.
4. To happen again in the regular course of events.
- Halloween comes around every year on October 31st.
- My birthday comes around next week.
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