Come to - English meaning

phrasal verb

Cause to experience suddenly

phrasal verb

Reach or be brought to a specified situation or result.

Usage examples:

You will come to no harm

phrasal verb

(of a thought or memory) enter someone's mind.

Usage examples:

The basic idea came to me while reading an article

phrasal verb

Recover consciousness.

Usage examples:

I came to in a corner of the room

phrasal verb

Reach a particular point, especially a bad one.

Usage examples:

I'm hoping it won't come to that

phrasal verb

(of an expense) reach in total; amount to a specified figure.

Usage examples:

The bill came to £20,000

phrasal verb

(of a ship) come to a stop.

Usage examples:

There was a great volley of cracks from the loose sails, and the ship came to

verb

To move or travel toward the speaker or with the speaker

Usage examples:

Will you come here, please?, did you come here by car?, come on in! the water’s great., are you com…