come to

Meaning

1. To recover consciousness after fainting etc.
2. To stop a sailing vessel, especially by turning into the wind. See also come about.
3. To total; to amount to.
4. To reach; to arrive at.
5. To seek help from.
6. To devote attention to in due course; to come around to.
7. To befall; to happen to; to come upon.
8. To regard or specifically pertain to.
9. Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see come, to.

Concepts

come to

bring to

amount to

reach

get to

come round

strike

revive

arrive

bear on

relate

touch on

recover consciousness

add up to

be at

bring up

heave to

concern

pertain

refer

touch

amount

regain consciousness

consciousness

total

cost

approach

get at

meet

recall to

pull round

go to

take to

get

jump to

resuscitate

hit

have-to doe with

join

arrive at

come

add up

approximate

fall into

be attributed to

return to

carry on

inherit

succeed to

be at a dead end

bring matters to a head

bring someone to attention

bring someone to grips with something

bring someone to

bring someone to himself

bring someone to his knees

bring someone to his senses

bring someone to life

bring someone to light

bring someone to the fore

bring something to a dead end

bring something to light

bring something to mind

call to

bring something to naught

bring something to pass

bring something to rest

bring something to such a pass

bring something to such a pretty

bring something to the boil

bring to attention

bring round

fetch round

fetch to

call someone to mind

send to

come down to

reduce to

bring at

snap to attention

snap to

stand to attention

advene

come back

come to oneself

come to a stop / halt

make

go and join

go into

roll into

progress

visit

come on

come over

succor

succour

accede

go up

run up to

cohere

congregate

convene

get over

recover from

recuperate

attack

for

show up

soul

affect

rise to

affiliate

attach to

band oneself

bear upon

interrelate

league together

mesh

regard

string

string along

yoke

catch up with

get hold of

nab

nail

pinch

plump in

pop out

sum up

come out

turn to

awaken

come near

realize

end

Pronounced as (IPA)

/kʌm ˈtu/

Sentences

Children come to play in the area provided for them .