turn out

• Verbe à particule utilisé pour indiquer le résultat ou l'issue d'une situation, ou pour produire quelque chose, ou pour se rendre à un événement.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the result or outcome of a situation, or to produce something, or to attend an event.

indénombrable · intransitif · phrasal, inséparable

1. Result or endformal

   To happen in a particular way, or to have a particular result.

   se révéler, finir par

   • The party turned out to be a great success.
   • I hope everything turns out well for you.
   • It turned out that she was right all along.

   Synonymescome outdevelopend upeventuatehappenresulttranspirework out

2. Produce or makeformal

   To produce or create something, often in a manufacturing context.

   fabriquer, produire

   • The factory turns out thousands of cars each year.
   • She turns out beautiful handmade pottery.
   • The company turns out high-quality furniture.

   Synonymeschurn outcrank outfabricategeneratemakemanufactureoutputproduce

3. Attend or appearinformal

   To be present at an event or gathering.

   Se présenter, venir

   • A large crowd turned out for the concert.
   • Many people turned out to support the charity run.
   • Fewer people turned out than expected.

   Synonymesappeararriveassembleattendcomegathershow up

   Antonymesabsentmissskip

4. Extinguish or switch offformal

   To stop something from burning or shining.

   Éteindre

   • Please turn out the lights before you leave.
   • He turned out the candle before going to bed.
   • She turned out the gas stove after cooking.

   Synonymesdouseextinguishput outquenchsnuff outswitch offturn off

   Antonymesignitekindlelight

Verbe de baseturn