Come to
verb
To total, add up to a specific amount.
The total cost of the items come to $20.

Often appears as...
- come to an amount
- come to a total
verb
To regain consciousness.
After the accident, it took him several minutes to come to.

Often appears as...
- come to after fainting
- come to in hospital
verb
To reach a decision or agreement about something.
After hours of discussion, we finally came to a decision.

Often appears as...
- come to a decision
- come to an agreement
verb
To approach or move towards a place or person.
She came to me with a concern.

Often appears as...
- come to me
- come to a place
verb
To arrive at or achieve a condition or state of being.
It finally came to a point where I had to leave.

Often appears as...
- come to a point
- come to a stage
verb
To total, add up to a specific amount.
The total cost of the items come to $20.

Often appears as...
- come to an amount
- come to a total
verb
To regain consciousness.
After the accident, it took him several minutes to come to.

Often appears as...
- come to after fainting
- come to in hospital
verb
To reach a decision or agreement about something.
After hours of discussion, we finally came to a decision.

Often appears as...
- come to a decision
- come to an agreement
verb
To approach or move towards a place or person.
She came to me with a concern.

Often appears as...
- come to me
- come to a place
verb
To arrive at or achieve a condition or state of being.
It finally came to a point where I had to leave.

Often appears as...
- come to a point
- come to a stage
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Calculating Costs
Used when presenting the final figure after adding different values.

My shopping expenses come to $150 this month.
Unexpected Totals
Express surprise when the total is more or less than expected.

Wow, all our drinks come to just $30?
Calculating Costs
Used when presenting the final figure after adding different values.

My shopping expenses come to $150 this month.
Unexpected Totals
Express surprise when the total is more or less than expected.

Wow, all our drinks come to just $30?
Calculating Costs
Used when presenting the final figure after adding different values.

My shopping expenses come to $150 this month.
Unexpected Totals
Express surprise when the total is more or less than expected.

Wow, all our drinks come to just $30?
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