come through
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come to


Definition: Meaning of, come to in English to English dictionary.

Pronunciation: / kʌm tə;tʊ;tuː /

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Prsesent Past Past Participle
come to came to come to
Present Participle Third Person Singular
coming to comes to
  1. [transitive] come to someone if something comes to you, you think of it or remember it
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  2. [transitive] come to something to reach a particular total when everything is added together
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  3. [transitive] come to something same as come on to (sense 1)
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  4. [transitive] come to something to reach a particular state or point, especially one that is bad or unpleasant
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  5. used for emphasizing how bad a situation is and how shocked or upset you are about it
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  6. [transitive] come to someone to become someone’s property, especially because the previous owner has died
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  7. [transitive] come to something to finally achieve a particular level of success
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  8. when it comes to (doing) something when the subject being discussed is a particular thing
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