come to terms

Meaning

1. come to terms (with sb)

   to reach an agreement with sb; to find a way of living or working together

In the movies · 6

• Perhaps you can come to terms with Renault.Casablanca1943
• And we've come to terms with it.Wreck-It Ralph2012
• he's coming to terms with what it's like to be slightly more...Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood2019
• I've come to terms with that, daffs, why can't you?Shaun of the Dead2004
• And the sooner you come to terms with the fact that you lost the world's greatest athlete,Space Jam: A New Legacy2021
• Hoberman: In "Munich," Spielberg is trying to come to terms with the war against terror.Spielberg2017

Learn it in full scenes

• Casablanca1943
  • Ugarte Hands Rick the Letters
  • Ferrari Tries to Buy Rick's Café
  • Renault Warns Rick About Laszlo
• Wreck-It Ralph2012
  • Ralph's Opening Monologue
  • Ralph Shows Up to Bad-Anon
  • Ralph Crashes the Anniversary Party
• Spielberg2017
  • Spielberg Hides the Shark
  • Spielberg Takes the Camera
  • Spielberg Gets His Universal Contract

From the same entry

• be on good, friendly, bad, terms
• come to terms with
• in terms of
• on your own terms
• a contradiction in terms
• on equal terms
• be on speaking terms
• in no uncertain terms
• in the long term