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Meanings of come round in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "call"
Examples for "call"
1
Alexander's lecture will call for reform in Europe, not exit from Europe.
2
Meat Industry Ireland members support your call for collaboration across the sector.
3
Political parties said it was too quick to call the election result.
4
A second call came in about 45 minutes later, Letten's statement said.
5
They call themselves 'the bucket list family' for a very good reason.
1
You want to visit my house and my 'family,' well and good.
2
In fact, he could visit a few years later, the paper said.
3
If you or a friend need help visit 13reasonswhy.info for crisis resources.
4
How can this visit help me answer the question I can't escape?
5
In April this year, Kagame made a four-day state visit to Germany.
1
I'll call in backup, he said, clearly indicating his family in Ontario.
2
And now I must be going; I will call in again to-night.
3
To occur in the human species nature need call in no novelty.
4
I felt the impulse and heard the call in my early manhood.
5
It's what we are beginning to call in political science a 'havoc-claim'.
1
The highlight of the year is likely to come around early June.
2
It took far too long to come around when she needed it.
3
None of the fire marshals had come around yet to question Enzo.
4
Alistair Rogers said these kind of matches don't come around too often.
5
Well, maybe she'll come around soon with loving care and nourishing food.
Usage of come round in anglès
1
Could you send him a note and ask him to come round?
2
It has taken me a while to come round to thinking that.
3
Now, pop music has finally come round to Glastonbury's way of thinking.
4
They'd come round because they'd see what Hand and I already knew.
5
And she's not likely to come round and cook your rabbit later.
6
It couldn't be Heather or Linda; they would come round the back.
7
Now it had all come round again, and another beginning was beckoning.
8
But it has come round again, I think for old times' sake.
9
They're here-theCottons-they'vejust come round the last bend of the lane!
10
The SPD's traditionally leftist youth wing seemed to have come round too.
11
I will drive over to Lahinch, and come round in the boat.
12
I shall come round to-morrow and see if things are in order.
13
He appeared to have come round the back of the Old Humpey.
14
The two frigates had come round to the northern end of Celebes.
15
Very well; tell him to come round as fast as he can.
16
After that she will come round; they cannot feel as we do.
This collocation consists of:
Come round through the time
Come round across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Rare