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come to one's senses

kʌm to wɑnz sensɪz
english

1 general:: Return to thinking or behaving sensibly and reasonably; recover consciousness. For example, I wish he'd come to his senses and stop playing around. This term employs senses in the sense of "normal or sane mental faculties," and in the earliest recorded use (1637) it meant "recover from a swoon." Its broader present-day meaning dates from the mid-1800s. The related bring someone to his or her senses was used by John Gay in his Beggars' Opera (1727). Also see TAKE LEAVE (OF ONE'S SENSES).

American Heritage Idioms

ترجمه مقالات انگلیسی به فارسی
دارالترجمه
COME TO ATTENTION
COME TO BLOWS
COME TO FEET
COME TO FRUITION
COME TO GRIEF
COME TO GRIPS WITH
COME TO HARM
COME TO LIFE
COME TO LIGHT
COME TO MIND
COME TO MUCH
COME TO NAUGHT
COME TO NO GOOD
COME TO NOTHING
COME TO NOTICE
COME TO ONE'S SENSES
COME TO PASS
COME TO RESCUE
COME TO REST
COME TO SENSES
COME TO TERMS
COME TO THAT
COME TO THE FORE
COME TO THE JOB WITH
COME TO THE POINT
COME TO THE POSITION WITH
COME TO THE SAME THING
COME TO THE TASK WITH
COME TO THINK OF IT
COME TO THIS

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