What does "come around" mean?

To change one's opinion To eventually agree with something after initial resistance.

How do you use "come around" in a sentence?

She came around to the idea. He'll come around eventually. They came around after seeing the results.

Phrasal Verb BritishAmericanAustralian ★★★★☆ Common Neutral

Meaning: To change one's opinion

改变想法、接受

Cambiar de opinión, acabar aceptando

考えを変える、同意するようになる

생각을 바꾸다, 동의하게 되다

To eventually agree with something after initial resistance.

最初抵触，但最终同意某事。

Acabar estando de acuerdo con algo después de una resistencia inicial.

最初は反対していたが、やがて同意するようになること。

처음에는 반대했지만 결국 동의하게 되는 것.

Base verb: come

Particle: around

Separable: No — the verb and particle stay together

She came around to the idea.
她最终接受了这个想法
Al final aceptó la idea
彼女はその考えを受け入れるようになった
그녀는 그 생각을 받아들이게 되었다.
He'll come around eventually.
他最终会想通的
Ya acabará aceptándolo
彼もそのうち分かってくれるよ
그도 결국에는 이해하게 될 거야.
They came around after seeing the results.
看到结果后他们改变了想法
Cambiaron de opinión al ver los resultados
結果を見て彼らは考えを変えた
결과를 보고 그들은 생각을 바꿨다.

Context: opinion, agreement, persuasion

Tone: hopeful

From coming full circle in thinking.

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal