Ir a ver a alguien a su casa sin formalidades.
To visit someone at their home informally.
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¿Te vas a pasar por casa luego? — Are you going to come round later?
Por fin empezó a volver en sí a los pocos minutos. — He finally started to come round after a few minutes.
Tras mucho discutir, decidió dar el brazo a torcer y aceptar nuestro punto de vista. — After much discussion, he decided to come round to our point of view.
Espero que puedas pasarte por casa a tomar un café. — I hope you can come round for coffee.
¿Volvió en sí a tiempo para la reunión? — Did she come round in time for the meeting?
¿Diste el brazo a torcer con su idea sobre el proyecto? — Did you come round to their idea about the project?
Pasaos por casa a vernos este fin de semana. — Please come round and see us this weekend.
Avísame cuando vuelvas en sí. — Please let me know when you come round again.
Espero que dé el brazo a torcer y apoye los cambios que propusimos. — I hope she'll come round and support the changes we proposed.
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