اكتب أي كلمة!

Come to Meaning in English

expression

ˈkəm/ /ˈtu/, /tə/, /tɪ
KUHM-too, KUHM-tuh, KUHM-tih
kˈʌm/ /tˈuː
kuhm-TOO

التعريف

'Come to' can mean to regain consciousness, to reach a place, or for something (like a bill) to total a certain amount.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Very common in informal and spoken English for 'regain consciousness' ("She fainted but came to quickly"). Used with bills, totals ("The bill comes to $40"). For 'arrive', often followed by 'a place' but less common than 'get to'. Watch for confusion with 'come to do something' which usually means 'arrive in order to do'.

جمل نموذجية

He fainted but soon came to.

basic

The total comes to $50.

basic

We came to the park early this morning.

basic

She was unconscious for a while but finally came to in the hospital.

natural

After taxes and tips, the bill really comes to more than I expected.

natural

We finally came to a small village just before sunset.

natural