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come to 1) свестявам се, съвземам се, идвам на себе си; 2) достигам до; равнявам се на; to \come to natural to удава ми се; струва ми се естествено; to \come to to bat sl натъквам се на тежък проблем (голямо изпитание); to \come to to hand пристигам (за кореспонденция); to \come to to harm пострадвам; to \come to to a standstill стигам до задънена улица; to \come to to ( halt, stop) спирам; to \come to to the point стигам до решителния момент; засягам съществения въпрос; to \come to to a head узрявам (за цирей); прен. стигам до критичен (решаващ) етап; to \come to to life оживявам; идвам на себе си, свестявам се, опомням се, връщам се към живот; осъществявам се, реализирам се; to \come to to light откривам се, разкривам се; to \come to to nothing не стигам до никъде, не давам никакъв резултат, оставам без последствие; to \come to to stay утвърждавам се, затвърдявам се; to \come to to pass случва се; to \come to to the wrong shop прен. "сбърквам адреса"; to \come to to o.'s senses вразумявам се, идва ми умът в главата; to \come to to o.s. идвам на себе си, идвам в съзнание, свестявам се;
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