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| come around |
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1. change your opinion: to change your opinion to that of somebody else
 They soon came around to our way of thinking.
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2. regain consciousness: to regain consciousness, e.g. after being knocked out
He finally came around after being unconscious for nearly three hours.
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3. recur: to happen again at the expected time
There's excitement in the air when the first football game comes around every year.
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4. visit: to visit somebody
Why don't you all come around to my place and have some coffee?
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