come around

• Verbo frasal usado para referirse a una visita informal a alguien, a cambiar de opinión o postura, o a volver en sí o recobrar la conciencia.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of visiting someone casually, changing one's opinion or position, or regaining consciousness.

incontable · verbo irregular · intransitivo · phrasal, inseparable

1. Change opinioninformal

   To change one's opinion or decision, especially after persuasion or time.

   cambiar de opinión

   • He didn't like the idea at first, but he came around after hearing the benefits.
   • She eventually came around to our point of view.
   • It took some time, but they came around to accepting the new policy.

   Sinónimosaccedecome roundconcederelentyield

   Antónimospersiststand firm

2. informal

   To visit someone at their home or place.

   visitar

   • Why don't you come around for dinner tonight?
   • My friend came around to my house yesterday.
   • She said she would come around later this week.

   Sinónimoscall oncome overdrop bypop in

3. Regain consciousnessinformal

   To wake up after being unconscious.

   Volver en sí

   • After the accident, it took him a few minutes to come around.
   • The patient came around in the hospital bed.
   • She fainted but came around quickly.

   Sinónimoscome roundcome torevivewake up

   Antónimoscollapsefaint

Verbo basecome