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turn out
(a) be present at an event; appear, assemble or attend 在场; 露面; 集合; 出席
A vast crowd turned out to watch the match. 大群的观众到场观看比赛.
The whole village turned out to welcome the pope. 全村的人都出来欢迎教皇.
Not many men turned out for duty. 出勤人数不太多.
(b) (used with an adv or adj, or in questions after how 与副词或形容词连用, 或用於以how引导的疑问句中) take place or happen in the specified way; prove to be 以某方式发生; 证明为
If the day turns out wet we may have to change our plans. 万一下雨的话, 我们也许得改变计画.
`How did the party turn out?´ `It turned out very well, thanks.´ ｀宴会举行得怎麽样?＇｀非常成功, 谢谢.＇
I hope all turns out well for you. 我希望你一切顺利. turn (sth) `out (cause sth to) point outwards （使某物）向外
Her toes turn out. 她的脚趾向外撇.
She turned her toes out. 她把脚趾向外弯. turn sb/sth out produce sb/sth 培养出某人; 生产或制造某物
The factory turns out 900 cars a week. 该厂每周生产900辆汽车.
The school has turned out some first-rate scholars. 这所学校培养出了一些第一流的学者. turn sth out
(a) switch (a light or fire) off; extinguish sth 关掉（灯或炉火）; 熄灭
Remember to turn out the lights before you go to bed. 临睡前别忘了关灯.
(b) remove the contents of sth; empty sth 将某物中的东西除掉; 弄空
turn out the attic, one´s drawers 把阁楼、 抽屉腾空
The teacher ordered him to turn out his pockets. 老师叫他把衣袋里的东西全拿出来. turn sb out (of/from sth) force sb to leave a place 赶走某人
My landlord is turning me out at the end of the month. 我的房东让我月底搬走.
She got pregnant and was turned out of the house by her parents. 她怀孕了, 父母把她赶出了家门. turn out to be sb/sth; turn out that... prove to be sb/sth; came to be known that... 证明是某人[某事物]; 原来是...
She turned out to be a friend of my sister/It turned out that she was a friend of my sister. 她原来是我妹妹的朋友.
The job turned out to be harder than we thought. 这工作结果比我们想的要难.
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