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to go out, to come out
He goes out of the house every morning.
to go out
I am going to go out tonight with my friends.
to come out, to grow
The flowers come out in spring.
to get out of, to come out of
The country is trying to get out of the economic crisis.
to come out, to be released
The new movie will come out next wee
to graduate
She is going to graduate from university this year.
to take out, to pull out
He takes his wallet out of his pocket.
to release, to publish
The band releases a new album this month.
to stick out, to show
His shirt sticks out of his pants.
to come out, to spread
A good smell of coffee comes out of the kitchen.
to go beyond, to deviate
He deviated from the topic during the discussion.
to result from, to come from
This success results from several years of work.
to belong to, to come from
He comes from a family of musicians.
to take out, to bring out
He takes his son out of school.
to manage, to cope with
He managed his financial problems thanks to his work.
