Come over
/ˈkʌm ˈəʊvə/B1
PreIntermediate
1. To visit someone at their place, usually their home.
- You should come over for dinner sometime.
- My neighbors invited me to come over for a cup of tea.
2. To have a particular feeling or state suddenly or unexpectedly.
- A wave of sadness came over me as I looked at the old photographs.
- A sense of calmness came over him as he took deep breaths.
3. To change one's opinion or become convinced of something.
- After the presentation, I came over to their way of thinking.
- She was very skeptical at first, but eventually came over to our side.
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