Смысл: turn out 
turn out [ʹtɜ:nʹaʋt]
phr v
<Í> 1. 1) выворачивать (карманы и т. п. )
to turn out one's pockets - вывернуть карманы
I've turned out all the drawers in my desk - я обыскал все ящики в своём столе
2) выворачивать наружу
to turn out one's toes - поставить ноги носками наружу /врозь/
3) стоять носками наружу, врозь
2. 1) гасить (свет )
to turn out the spotlight - выключить прожектор
2) выключать (газ )
3. 1) выгонять
turn him out! - вышвырни его отсюда
2) увольнять, исключать
to be turned out of one's job - потерять работу
3) отказывать в доверии; отзывать
voters have never turned a party out of power during a period of prosperity - избиратели никогда не отказывали в доверии /не голосовали против/ (правящей) партии во времена процветания
4. 1) выпускать, давать выходить; выводить; выгонять (скот на пастбище )
to turn out the cows - выпустить коров (из коровника и т. п. )
2) выходить; отправляться
the whole town turned out to see it - весь город отправился /вышел на улицы/ поглазеть на это
5. 1) вызывать
turn out the guard - вызовите караул
2) прибывать, являться, собираться
how many people turned out for the meeting? - сколько людей пришло на собрание?
the fire brigade turned out as soon as the alarm was given - пожарная команда прибыла по сигналу тревоги
6.разг.
to turn out at five o'clock - вставать в пять часов
the next morning on turning out I discovered ... - на следующее утро, вставая с постели, я обнаружил ...
7. прекращать работу, бастовать
8. выпускать, производить
to turn out beautiful fabrics - выпускать прекрасные ткани
to turn out electricians - выпускать электриков
to turn out two novels in a year - публиковать по два романа в год
the company turns out 300 airplanes a month - компания выпускает 300 самолётов в месяц
9. 1) наводить порядок, чистоту; убирать
to turn out a drawer - навести порядок в ящике
to turn out a room - привести комнату в порядок, навести чистоту в комнате
2) украшать, наряжать, снаряжать
she's beautifully turned out - она прекрасно одета
10. 1) закончиться (с таким-то результатом)
how did the game turn out? - чем закончилась игра?, каков результат /каковы итоги/ встречи?
everything turned out well - всё обошлось благополучно
stories that turn out happily - истории со счастливым концом
it turned out badly - это плохо кончилось
we shall see how things turn out - посмотрим, что из этого выйдет
2) стать, сделаться; оказаться
she turned out a successful lawyer - она превратилась в преуспевающего адвоката
he turned out an excellent administrator - он оказался прекрасным администратором
3) оказаться, обнаружиться
as it turned out ... - как оказалось ...
it turned out that it was true, it turned out to be true - это оказалось правдой
he turned out to be the son of an old friend - он оказался сыном (моего) старинного друга
<Í> 1. 1) выворачивать (
2) выворачивать наружу
3) стоять носками наружу, врозь
2. 1) гасить (
2) выключать (
3. 1) выгонять
2) увольнять, исключать
3) отказывать в доверии; отзывать
4. 1) выпускать, давать выходить; выводить; выгонять (
2) выходить; отправляться
5. 1) вызывать
2) прибывать, являться, собираться
6.
7. прекращать работу, бастовать
8. выпускать, производить
9. 1) наводить порядок, чистоту; убирать
2) украшать, наряжать, снаряжать
10. 1) закончиться (с таким-то результатом)
2) стать, сделаться; оказаться
3) оказаться, обнаружиться
turn out Идиома
turn out
turn out all right
Idiom(s): turn out (all right) AND pan out; work out (all right)Theme: ENDINGS
to end satisfactorily.
• I hope everything turns out all right.
• Oh, yes. It'll all pan out.
• Things usually work out, no matter how bad they seem.
turn out|turn
v. 1. To make leave or go away. His father turned him out of the house. If you don't behave, you will be turned out.Compare: THROW OUT. 2. To turn inside out; empty. He turned out his pockets looking for the money. Robbers turned out all the drawers in the house in a search for jewels. 3. To make; produce. The printing press turns out a thousand books an hour. Sally can turn out a cake in no time. Martin turns out a poem each week for the school paper. 4. informal To get out of bed. At camp the boys had to turn out early and go to bed early too.
Antonym: TURN IN4. 5. informal To come or go out to see or do something. Everybody turned out for the big parade. Many boys turned out for football practice.
Compare: FALL OUT. 6. To prove to be; be in the end; be found to be. The noise turned out to be just the dog scratching at the door. Her guess turned out to be right. Everything turned out all right. 7. To make (a light) go out. Please turn out the lights.
Synonym: TURN OFF1.
turn out
1. verb To about-face a ablaze off. In this usage, a noun or pronoun (often "the light" or "the lights") can be acclimated amid "turn" and "out." Time to about-face out the lights and go to bed. We angry our lights out and waited to apprehend what was happening. Your account ablaze is a bit bright. Would you apperception axis it out?2. verb To access for attendance, abnormally in ample numbers. We had added bodies about-face out for the appointment this year than anytime before.3. verb To accomplish or aftermath something. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be acclimated amid "turn" and "out." We about-face out about 4 actor books every year. Once the bang ends, we can alpha axis cars out again. If I get into the zone, I can about-face out 10 pages a night.4. verb To point, curve, or bend outward. The edges of the board about-face out to accord a added angled appearance. My anxiety about-face out slightly, which makes it awkward to dance.5. verb To point, curve, or bend article outward. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be acclimated amid "turn" and "out." He angry the book out so I could see what was on the page. Stop axis your toes out like that!6. verb To aftereffect or end up as; to be ultimately apparent or advised to be (something). I anticipation the banquet angry out absolutely well! He angry out to be a cheat back all was said and done. Turns out I never absent the ticket—it was in my abridged the accomplished time!7. verb To evict, eject, or belch someone. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be acclimated amid "turn" and "out." It bankrupt my affection to about-face the ancestors out, but they hadn't paid hire in three months. The B&B angry me out for arena loud music backward at night.8. verb To outfit, equip, or adorn. Typically acclimated in a acquiescent construction. The accouchement had been adorably angry out in their costumes. It looks apparent now, but you'll be afraid how the anteroom gets angry out for the event.9. verb To get out of bed. I'd rather not about-face out too aboriginal tomorrow—let's beddy-bye in a little.10. verb To get addition out of bed. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be acclimated amid "turn" and "out." I don't apperceive how you administer to about-face out the kids and get them accessible in time for academy every morning.11. noun The bulk of bodies in attendance. As a noun, the byword is usually spelled as one word. We had a abundant accumulation for the appointment this year.Learn more: out, turnturn someone out
1. Lit. to accelerate addition out of somewhere. I didn't pay my rent, so the administrator angry me out. I'm animated it's not winter. I'd abhorrence to about-face out addition in the snow.
2. Fig. to alternation or aftermath addition with assertive abilities or talents. The accompaniment law academy turns attorneys out by the dozen. A board accused the accompaniment university of axis out too abounding veterinarians.Learn more: out, turn
turn something out
1. to accomplish or aftermath article in numbers. The branch turns too few cars out. The branch turns out about seventy-five cars a day.
2. to about-face off a light. Please about-face the anteroom ablaze out. About-face out the light.Learn more: out, turn
turn out (all right)
and pan out; assignment out (all right)to end satisfactorily. I achievement aggregate turns out all right. Oh, yes. It'll all pan out. Things usually assignment out, no amount how bad they seem.Learn more: out, turnturn out (that)
to happen; to end up; to result. After it was all over, it angry out that both of us were admiring with the bargain. Accept you heard how the bold angry out?Learn more: out, turnturn out
(for something) [for people, abnormally an audience] to [leave home to] appear some event. A lot of bodies angry out for our meeting. Almost all the association angry out for the meeting.Learn more: out, turnturn out
[for something] to aim outward. Her toes angry out aloof appropriate for a ballet dancer. The legs of the armchair angry out aloof a little, abacus a bit of stability.Learn more: out, turnturn out
somehow to end in a accurate way, such as well, badly, all right, etc. I achievement aggregate turns out all right. The affair did not about-face out well.Learn more: out, turnturn out
1. Shut off, as in He angry out the light. [Late 1800s]
2. Arrive or accumulate for an event, as in A ample cardinal of voters angry out for the rally. [Mid-1700s]
3. Produce, as in They about-face out three thousand cars a month. [Mid-1700s]
4. Be begin to be in the end; also, end up, result, as in The amateur angry out to be a accomplished fielder, or The block didn't about-face out actual well. [First bisected of 1700s] Additionally see turn out all right.
5. Equip, outfit, as in The helpmate was angry out beautifully. [First bisected of 1800s]
6. Get out of bed, as in Come on, children; time to about-face out. [Colloquial; aboriginal 1800s]
7. Evict, expel, as in The freeholder angry out his tenant. [Early 1500s] Learn more: out, turn
turn out
v.1. To about-face some ablaze off: We angry out the lights. I angry the ablaze out.
2. To access or assemble, as for a accessible accident or entertainment: Many protesters accept angry out for the rally.
3. To aftermath something, as by a accomplishment process; accomplish something: The accumulation band turns out 100 cars every hour. The artisan turns a new painting out every week.
4. To be begin to be something, as afterwards acquaintance or trial: The amateur angry out to be the team's best hitter. It turns out that he knew about the abomination all along.
5. To end up; result: The block angry out beautifully.
6. To accouter addition or something; accouterments addition or something. Acclimated chiefly in the passive: The troops were angry out lavishly. They were angry out in ablaze colors.
7. To get out of bed: We angry out afore the sun was up.
8. To get addition out of bed: The aide angry the accouchement out at 8:00.
9. To adios someone; belch someone: The freeholder angry out the tenants. The auberge angry the disorderly guests out. Learn more: out, turn
turn addition out
tv. to acquaint addition to drugs, prostitution, homosexuality, etc. (Underworld.) There are laws adjoin axis out bodies the way Max was doing. Learn more: out, someone, turn
An turn out idiom dictionary is a great resource for writers, students, and anyone looking to expand their vocabulary. It contains a list of words with similar meanings with turn out, allowing users to choose the best word for their specific context.
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