come out

• Verbo frasal que se usa para indicar salir de un lugar, publicarse o lanzarse, hacerse conocido o revelar la propia identidad u orientación.

A phrasal verb used to indicate emerging from a place, being published or released, becoming known, or revealing one's identity or orientation.

incontable · verbo irregular · intransitivo · phrasal, sin objeto

1. Become visible or appearinformal

   To emerge from a place or become visible.

   aparecer, salir a la vista

   • The sun came out after the rain stopped.
   • She came out of the house to greet us.
   • The stars come out at night.

   Sinónimosappearemergematerializeshow upsurfaceturn up

   Antónimosconcealdisappearhiderecederetreatvanish

2. Be published or releasedinformal

   To become available to the public, such as a book, movie, or product.

   ser publicado o lanzado

   • The new album comes out next Friday.
   • Her novel came out in paperback last month.
   • The results of the test will come out tomorrow.

   Sinónimosappeardebut

3. Reveal a secret or truthinformal

   To disclose something that was previously hidden or unknown.

   Salir a la luz

   • The truth finally came out during the investigation.
   • He came out as gay to his family last year.
   • The scandal came out in the press.

   Sinónimoscome to lightemergeget outleak outsurfacetranspire

4. Result or endinformal

   To have a particular result or outcome.

   Resultar / salir

   • Everything came out well in the end.
   • The picture came out blurry.
   • How did the cake come out?

   Sinónimosend upresulttranspireturn outwork out

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