Come out
/kʌm aʊt/B1
PreIntermediate
1. To appear or become visible.
- The sun finally came out after a week of rain.
- Her true feelings came out during the conversation.
2. To be published or released.
- The magazine comes out monthly.
- The new book came out last week.
3. To be made public, especially a fact, information, or a secret.
- The truth came out after the investigation.
- The news came out that he was leaving the company.
4. To declare oneself as being something, often related to sexual orientation.
- She decided to come out as gay to her family.
- He came out to his friends during the party.
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