Come around Meaning in English
expression
ˈkəm/ /ɝˈaʊn/, /ɝˈaʊnd
KUHM-uh-ROUND
kˈʌm/ /ɐɹˈaʊnd
KUM-uh-ROUND
释义
To regain consciousness, to change your opinion, or to visit someone, often informally or unexpectedly.
用法与细微差别
Informal, common in everyday conversation. Used for waking after fainting, slowly accepting an idea, or dropping by for a visit. Context tells the meaning; 'come around to (something)' means to adopt a new view.
Spanish: recuperar el sentido - cambiar de opinión - pasar por (visitar)Portuguese (BR): recuperar a consciência - mudar de opinião - passar (visitar)Portuguese (PT): recuperar a consciência - mudar de opinião - passar por (visitar)Chinese (Simplified): 醒过来 - 改变主意 - 顺道来访Chinese (Traditional): 醒過來 - 改變主意 - 順道拜訪Hindi: होश में आना - राय बदलना - मिलने आनाArabic: يستعيد وعيه - يغيّر رأيه - يزور (يمرّ على أحد)Bengali: হুঁশে ফেরা - মত পরিবর্তন করা - ঘুরে আসাRussian: прийти в сознание - изменить мнение - зайти в гостиJapanese: 意識を取り戻す - 考えが変わる - 立ち寄るVietnamese: tỉnh lại - thay đổi ý kiến - ghé quaKorean: 의식을 되찾다 - 마음을 바꾸다 - 들르다Turkish: kendine gelmek - fikrini değiştirmek - uğramakUrdu: ہوش میں آنا - رائے بدلنا - ملنے آناIndonesian: sadar kembali - mengubah pendapat - mampir
例句
He finally came around after fainting.
basic
My parents didn't agree at first, but they came around to my idea.
basic
Why don't you come around for dinner tonight?
basic
It took her a while to come around after the bad news.
natural
Give him some time—he'll come around eventually.
natural
We hope you can come around more often—it's always fun!
natural