come round to something—(also: come around to something )
1. visit a place near one’s home:
- Three guys in my class asked if they could come round to my place to do homework.
2. find time for smth.; deal with smth. (when more important matters have been dealt with):
- When they had finally came round to telling him he had been “enlisted” … he had been at sea in the merchant service.
go round to something—(also: go around to something ) = come round to something 1:
- When I go round to her studio she wastes no time in emphasizing her unwillingness to see journalists.