Come to
/kʌm tuː/A2
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1. To regain consciousness.
- After fainting at the gym, it took her a few minutes to come to.
- The patient slowly came to after the operation.
- He was initially knocked out, but after some time, he came to and remembered what happened.
2. To result in a total or specific amount.
- All the expenses come to $200 exactly.
- When you add the tax, your total comes to $50.
- Everything we ordered will come to about 100 dollars.
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