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À propos de moi
turn out
(EN)
verbe à particule
verbe à particule “turn out”
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I was nervous about starting my new job, but it
turned
out
to be a great experience.
s'avérer
It
turned
out
that the missing document was on my desk the whole time.
assister à un événement ou à un rassemblement
A large crowd
turned
out
to welcome the team back home.
produire ou fabriquer quelque chose, surtout en grande quantité
The factory
turns
out
thousands of shoes every week.
éteindre
Please remember to
turn
out
the lights when you leave the room.
vider
He
turned
out
his pockets looking for his lost wallet.
démouler
After baking, she
turned
out
the cake onto a cooling rack.
expulser
The landlord had to
turn
out
the tenants who were not paying rent.
(se lever)
sortir du lit
We have to
turn
out
early tomorrow to catch the flight.
laisser paître
The farmer
turns
out
the sheep onto the hillside every morning.
se mettre en grève
The workers decided to
turn
out
to protest the new policies.
irons
personal
temptation
crowd