词典释义：
(of a fact)emerge; become known
（事实）显现，暴露；（真相）大白
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it came out that the accused had illegally registered to vote .被告被发现非法登记投票。
happen as a result
作为结果发生；由…导致
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something good can come out of something that went wrong .坏事也能带来好结果。
(of a photograph)be produced satisfactorily or in a specified way
（照片）照得好；显得
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I hope my photographs come out all right .我希望我的照片照得好。
be satisfactorily visible in a photograph or present in a specified way
上照；显得出色。
(of the result of a calculation or measurement)emerge at a specified figure
（计算、测量的结果）达，计；得出，被算出
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rough cider usually comes out at about eight per cent alcohol .烈性苹果酒通常含百分之八的酒精量。
(of patience or a similar card game)be played to a finish with all cards dealt with
（单人纸牌戏，其他相似纸牌戏）结束时所有牌都接通。
(of a book or other work)appear; be released or published
（书，其他作品）出版；发表。
declare oneself as being for or against something
宣称支持（或反对）
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residents have come out against the proposals .居民们已宣布反对这些提议。
[with complement]achieve a specified placing in an examination or contest
（在考试、竞赛中）得名次
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he deservedly came out the winner on points 在比分上，他是理所当然的胜利者
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she came out victorious .她获得了胜利。
acquit oneself in a specified way
表现；行为
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surprisingly, it's Penn who comes out best .令人惊讶的是佩恩表现得最好。
(of a stain)be removed or able to be removed.
（污迹）（能）被除去。
〈英〉罢工。
〈非正式〉公开同性恋身份。［ORIGIN from the phrase
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come out of the closet (seeCLOSET (sense 3)).]8 Brit .dated (of a young upper-class woman) make one's debut in society〈英，旧〉（上流社会的年轻妇女）初次进入社交界。
