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Meanings of come around in English

Spanish
repetirse

Happen regularly.

repetirse

To pay a short visit.

Usage of come around in English
1
The highlight of the year is likely to come around early June.
The South African
2
It took far too long to come around when she needed it.
Diagnosis: danger
3
None of the fire marshals had come around yet to question Enzo.
Roast mortem
4
Alistair Rogers said these kind of matches don't come around too often.
Radio NZ
5
Well, maybe she'll come around soon with loving care and nourishing food.
Tell me, pretty maiden
6
His arms come around me and he holds me for a moment.
The Kingmaker’s Daughter
7
We had enough opticals working to see it come around the planet.
Tarnished Knight
8
Fortunately, these mega quakes only come around once every few hundred years.
Wired
9
I have come around to the idea of Kerry winning on Sunday.
The Irish Times
10
I think he will come around by the time the boys arrive.
Kill bin laden: a delta force commander's account of the hunt fo...
11
When I'm done I'll call you; until then don't come around, okay?
Empty mile
12
He was merely knocked out, and might come around at any time.
A touch of death
13
You might want to come around to the back of the station.
The hellfire club
14
That show in Belfast in December just can't come around quick enough.
The Irish Times
15
A lot of young guys have come around, and I think A.J.
Reuters
16
I kept riding and he had to come around and follow me.
Rite of Passage
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Translations for come around
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Come around across language varieties
Canada
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Less common
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