Come round
/kʌm raʊnd /B1
PreIntermediate
1. Regain consciousness after fainting or being unconscious.
- After fainting from the heat, it took several minutes for her to come round.
- The patient began to come round from the anesthesia after the operation.
2. Visit someone, usually informally at their house.
- They asked if I could come round for coffee later this afternoon.
- Feel free to come round whenever you want to chat.
3. To change one's decision or opinion to agree with another point of view.
- He didn't like the idea initially, but he came round once he understood the benefits.
- After our discussion, she came round to agreeing with the team's approach.
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