come to

• Verbo compuesto que significa recobrar el conocimiento, alcanzar un estado o conclusión, o ascender a una cantidad total.

A phrasal verb used to indicate regaining consciousness, arriving at a particular state or conclusion, or totaling a specific amount.

incontable · verbo irregular · intransitivo · phrasal, inseparable

1. Regain consciousnessformal

   To wake up after fainting or being unconscious.

   volver en sí

   • She fainted but came to after a few minutes.
   • The paramedics helped him come to after the accident.
   • He slowly came to and realized he was in a hospital bed.

   Sinónimoscome aroundcome roundrevivestirwake up

   Antónimosblack outfaintpass out

2. Reach a totalformal

   To amount to a particular sum or number.

   Ascender a, sumar

   • The bill came to fifty dollars.
   • The total cost came to over a thousand pounds.
   • The number of participants came to 200.

   Sinónimosequalreachtotal

3. Reach a decision or agreementformal

   To arrive at a conclusion, decision, or understanding.

   llegar a un acuerdo/decisión

   • We finally came to an agreement after hours of discussion.
   • He came to the conclusion that he needed to change jobs.
   • They came to a decision to postpone the event.

   Sinónimosarrive atconcludedecidereachresolvesettle on

Verbo basecome