【come around】 —(also: come round)

1. pay a (short) visit:

• Well, 【come around】 and see us once in a while when you get lonesome.

2. take place; happen regularly:

• These questions 【come around】 quite often; I get numerous mails on a regular basis from people.

3. regain consciousness:

• I must have blacked out again because when I came around this time, I found myself outside.

4. agree to smth. in the end:

• Having a mind of her own made Nina a challenge to live with … but she finally came around to see my point of view.

【go around】 —(also: go round)

1. be publicly noticed doing smth.:

• You can’t 【go around】 saying nasty things like that about him in public.

2. (of news, rumors, etc.) be passed on from person to person:

• There was a weird story going around that James had been virtually forced out of the house.

3. (of food, etc.) be distributed to everybody:

• If there is not enough to 【go around】 let the dictum “children first” be the guiding principle.