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Alexey Aza Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary

Difference between "come" and "come around"

Hello! Can somebody explain me what is the meaning and usage difference between "come" and "come around"?
  

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Come : to approach or move toward a particular person or place, to arrive by movement. Come around : to be restored to life or consciousness; to change or modify one's mind or opinion

— Jeenajay126

  • Come : to approach or move toward a particular person or place, to arrive by movement.
  • Come around : to be restored to life or consciousness; to change or modify one's mind or opinion
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Come : to approach or move toward a particular person or place, to arrive by movement.



Come around : to be restored to life or consciousness; to change or modify one's mind or opinion




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So if I have the sentance "I guess you just came around in good time" it's means that somebody comes back to somebody? (in context this is not means that somebody have been unconscious)
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"I guess you just came around in good time" - This would mean that you gained your consciousness at the right moment or you just changed your decision to agree with the other person".

If you refer to as Somebody comes back to something, then the sentence would read as "I guess you came in at a good time".
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So if I have next message:

"you know what? sometimes it just feels great to put away the Mr. Tough guy and enjoy giving and taking affection, but it doesn't mean that is weakness ok????? because guess what..?..!!! even in friendship I can be a pain in the ****, I guess you just came around in good time when I am in my loving mood.... I really want to be the best for you but I gu
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