turn out

turn out

 

turn out

(to happen, to end up)

  • It didn’t turn out the way I planned.
  • I believe that all will turn out for the best.

 

(end up being, prove to be)

  • The job turned out to be much easier than I thought.
  • She turned out to be his wife’s sister.

 

 (to go to watch, or take part in an event or activity)

  • It seems that the whole neighborhood turned out to watch the game.
  • Quite a few people turned out for the election.

 

(to switch off)

  • Now turn out the lights and go to sleep.
  • Remember to turn out the gas in your room when you go out.

 

(to make or produce something)

  • The university has turned out famous scientists.
  • The company turns out 50,000 cars a year.

 

(to force to leave)

  • His family turned him out of the house for stealing.
  • If you don’t pay the rent, you will be turned out.

 

(to empty by removing the contents)

  • Turn out your pockets on the table.
  • The thieves turned out all the drawers in search of money.

 

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