come out
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come out
出る、外出する
思わず口から出る
come out
1. (of a fact) emerge; become known:
〈(隠されていた)真実などが〉明らかにされる; 〈結果･数値などが〉発表される, 公になる
e.g. it came out that the accused had illegally registered to vote.
develop or happen as a result:
e.g. something good can come out of something that went wrong.
(of a photograph) be produced satisfactorily or in a specified way:
〈写真が〉うまく写る; 〖wellなどを伴って〗写りが…である
e.g. I hope my photographs come out all right.
(of the result of a calculation or measurement) emerge at a specified figure:
come out at〈請求書などが〉(合計で)A〈ある金額〉になる
e.g. rough cider usually comes out at about eight percent alcohol.
2. (of a book or other work) appear; be released or published:
〈本･CDなどが〉出る, 発売される; 〈映画が〉公開される, 封切りになる
e.g. lots of interesting books are coming out.
3. declare oneself as being for or against something:
«…を支持すると/…に反対すると» 公に表明する «for, in favor of, in support of/against»
e.g. residents have come out against the proposals.
4. achieve a specified placing in an examination or contest:
e.g. he deservedly came out the winner on points
e.g. she came out victorious.
acquit oneself in a specified way:
e.g. surprisingly, it's Penn who comes out best.
5. (of a stain) be removed or able to be removed.
(洗濯後に)〈汚れ･色が〉 «…から» 落ちる, 〈模様が〉 «…から» 薄くなる «of»
6. openly declare one's sexual or gender identity.
〈人が〉 【人に】同性愛者［ゲイ］であることを表明する «to»
from the phrase come out of the closet (see closet (sense 2 of the noun)).
7. British dated (of a young upper-class woman) make one's debut in society.
｟やや古｠ 〈上流階級の若い女性が〉(通例ダンスパーティで)社交界にデビューする