come round

The phrase "come round" is versatile and can be used in various contexts including recovery, visiting, changing opinions, and recurring events.

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Definition

B2Health

(informal)To regain consciousness after fainting or being unconscious.

Example

  • After a few minutes, the patient started to come round.

B1Social

(informal)To visit someone, often at their home.

Example

  • Why don't you come round for dinner tonight?

B2Opinion

(informal)To change one's opinion or attitude, often after persuasion.

Example

  • She didn't like the idea at first, but she eventually came round.

B2Events

(informal)To occur or happen again, especially at regular intervals.

Example

  • My birthday seems to come round faster every year.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "come round":

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