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to turn out
[phrase form: turn]
01
terminar
to emerge as a particular outcome
Linking Verb: to turn out to do sth | to turn out that
Example
The party turned out to be more fun than we thought.
La fiesta resultó ser más divertida de lo que pensábamos.
The experiment turned out to be a major breakthrough in medical research.
El experimento resultó ser un gran avance en la investigación médica.
02
apagar, desconectar
to make a device, light, or machine stop operating, typically by using a control or switch
Transitive: to turn out a device or machine
Example
He turned the lights out before leaving the room.
The mechanic turned the engine out to prevent further damage.
Example
She was anxious about how her new business would turn out in the long run.
We did n’t expect the vacation to turn out so relaxing after such a hectic start.
04
producir, fabricar
to quickly and consistently produce something, usually with the help of machinery
Transitive: to turn out a product
Example
The factory turned out thousands of units in a single day.
They turned the new model out faster than anticipated.
Example
Many people turned out for the city-wide celebration.
Muchas personas asistieron a la celebración en toda la ciudad.
The students turned out for the professor's farewell lecture.
Los estudiantes asistieron a la conferencia de despedida del profesor.
Example
The principal turned out the student from the school due to repeated violations.
El director expulsó al estudiante de la escuela debido a violaciones repetidas.
The referee turned out the player for unsportsmanlike behavior.
El árbitro expulsó al jugador por comportamiento antideportivo.
07
formar, producción de
to prepare individuals with specific skills or qualities
Transitive: to turn out sb
Example
The culinary school turns out chefs who excel in gourmet cooking.
La escuela culinaria forma chefs que se destacan en la cocina gourmet.
She was thrilled to see how her years of training turned out a talented musician.
Ella estaba emocionada de ver cómo sus años de entrenamiento formaron a un músico talentoso.
Example
The speaker turned the microphone out to the audience for better sound projection.
The instructor turned the whiteboard out for everyone in the class to see the diagram.
Example
For the photoshoot, the stylist turned out the models in the latest couture from Paris.
The fashion designer turned out the actors in bespoke suits for the movie premiere.
Example
The concert turned out an enthusiastic crowd despite the rain.
The protest turned out a passionate crowd advocating for change.
11
vaciar, revolver
to remove all the contents from a container or one's pockets
Transitive: to turn out a container
Example
The police officer asked him to turn out his pockets during the search.
After the carnival, I turned out my pockets and found a bunch of tickets.
Example
The farmer turned out the cows into the meadow early in the morning.
The young calves were finally old enough to be turned out with the rest of the herd.
13
vaciar, despejar
to remove everything from a space, such as a drawer or room, to clean, reorganize, or declutter it
Transitive: to turn out a space
Example
He turned out the kitchen cabinets to get rid of expired food.
She spent the weekend turning out the attic, finding old photos and forgotten treasures.
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