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Meanings of
come out
in English
Spanish
saltar
Back to the meaning
Bulge outward.
start
pop
bulge
protrude
pop out
bulge out
bug out
Spanish
saltar
Portuguese
sair
Catalan
emergir
Spanish
surgir
Back to the meaning
Come out of.
issue
emerge
egress
come forth
go forth
Portuguese
sair
Portuguese
mostrar-se
Catalan
sorgir
Spanish
surgir
Back to the meaning
Appear or become visible; make a showing.
surface
come on
turn up
show up
Portuguese
mostrar-se
Catalan
sortir
Spanish
brotar
Back to the meaning
Break out.
erupt
break through
push through
Catalan
sortir
Synonyms
Examples for "
surface
"
surface
come on
turn up
show up
Examples for "
surface
"
1
In Mr Yeltsin's case however, democratic instincts
surface
from time to time.
2
Similar sentiment has come to the
surface
throughout central and eastern Europe.
3
Meanwhile, feelgood stories about the torch's progress thus far continue to
surface
.
4
These cores chart changes in sea
surface
temperatures over millions of years.
5
It will
surface
only in response to a question or a situation.
1
In recent years, increasing numbers of stressbusters have
come
on
the market.
2
The Minister responsible, Kris Faafoi, was unable to
come
on
Morning Report.
3
Depending on whether new members
come
on
board, these costs may vary.
4
They asked me to
come
on
-
scene
and help them develop their case.
5
We hope that they also seek to
come
on
board going forward.
1
Relatives
turn
up
,
leave, come back; or maybe new branches keep arriving.
2
Jamie'd picked a good time of day to
turn
up
,
Ian thought.
3
If I don't
turn
up
,
you say I'm ignoring the Far North.
4
One recent event in Sydney saw more than 200 men
turn
up
.
5
However, if I could keep him talking, something might yet
turn
up
!
1
Ask yourself: How many truly original characters
show
up
in American movies?
2
When two adults in good health are involved, they eventually
show
up
.
3
At what energy does this new physics
show
up
,
said Dr Lockyer.
4
The reductions should
show
up
in the second half of this year.
5
He said he'd need assurances that Maxon can
show
up
in court.
Other meanings for "come out"
Usage of
come out
in English
1
There's no way to
come
out
of it looking good, he said.
2
The field guidance reports usually
come
out
several days after the event.
3
He went in almost ten minutes ago, and hasn't
come
out
yet.
4
But Ms Tuwhare said some good has
come
out
of the process.
5
Good arts policy should
come
out
of accurate information and strong data.
6
Ask anyone working nearby-flowersellers, vendors, whether they saw Houdini
come
out
.
7
Then let's start with why 'people' would
come
out
here asking questions.
8
There is one good thing that can
come
out
of this situation.
9
Two critical documents have
come
out
since the start of the year.
10
Please,
come
out
and speak with us-wehave questions concerning your safety.
11
They think they might be able to
come
out
of Russia soon.
12
Young workers are looking for ways to
come
out
of the factories.
13
In addition, 14 new spinout companies have
come
out
of the centres.
14
It's going to
come
out
hopefully well for both countries, Trump said.
15
Kohli said: The idea was to
come
out
of our comfort zones.
16
Results are expected to
come
out
within 48 hours of the vote.
Other examples for "come out"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
This collocation consists of:
come
out
come
Verb
Preposition
Translations for
come out
Spanish
saltar
sobresalir
resaltar
salirse
surgir
salir
emerger
aparecer
brotar
entrar en erupción
hacer erupción
figurar
acabar
caerse
Portuguese
sair
aparecer
mostrar-se
chegar
obter
classificar-se
sair do armário
acabar
terminar
Catalan
emergir
sorgir
sortir
aparèixer
brollar
estrenar-se
Come out
through the time
Come out
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
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