stop to verb (Have you ever stopped to think that we have two eyes, but cameras only have one lens? SirReal); pop into one's head (Procto); dawn; strike; come in on (WiseSnake); enter one's head (deep in thought); come over; come into one's head; come across; jump to mind (And the one that jumps to mind is speed. vlad-and-slav); cross one's mind (It never crossed my mind that she might be married. • It never crossed my mind to leave the tent and live in a house Val_Ships); get the idea (clck.ru dimock); occur (to); cross one’s mind; enter one’s mind (+ dat.); occur to (+ dat.); cross smb.'s mind; occur to (+ dat. engie86)

context.

consider (No self-respecting reporter would ever consider setting foot in this feminine, fancifully decorated restaurant. – Да ни одному уважающему себя журналисту и в голову не придёт ступить ногой в этот женский, затейливо декорированный ресторан. Abysslooker)

Gruzovik, fig.

occur to

idiom.

strike fancy (обыкн. to strike one's fancy Vadim Rouminsky)

Makarov.

swim into; dawn on; dawn upon; suggest oneself

math.

it occurred to us; come to mind

patents.

occur

proverb

enter someone's head