Come to meaning
Come to is a phrasal verb that means to recover consciousness after fainting, an accident, or anaesthesia.
- Past simple
- came to
- Past participle
- come to
- -ing form
- coming to
What come to means
B2
To recover consciousness after fainting, an accident, or anaesthesia
He came to a few minutes after the fall.
Similar phrasal verbs
With come: come from, come in, come round, come back, come out, come down, come up, come along, come away, come before.
With to: refer to, amount to, put something to someone, set to, beat someone to it, get to, go to, keep to, report to, see to.
Common questions
What does come to mean?
To recover consciousness after fainting, an accident, or anaesthesia.
What is the past tense of come to?
Came to. The past participle is come to.
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