Related to word: come
Phrasal Verb
If you come to a decision, arrangement, etc., you resolve or determine what to think about something.
After discussions, they came to an important decision.
After several negotiations, they finally came to a new arrangement.
He proposed several ideas and ultimately came to the best choice.
to achieve or reach a certain point or condition
After a long period of effort, they finally came to a consensus.
After several revisions, the project ultimately came to the desired outcome.
The development of this city has finally come to a new stage.
If plans come to nothing/naught, they fail:
Their plans ultimately came to nothing, becoming mere talks.
Despite their hard work, the meeting came to naught.
The investment plan came to nothing due to lack of funding.
to amount to a specific total when numbers or amounts are summed up
The total of these expenses comes to five thousand dollars.
After calculation, the total income comes to twelve thousand dollars.
In this competition, the participants' scores come to one hundred points.