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1 come out
uitkomen, naar buiten komen, uitlekken, aan het licht komen, verschijnen; verdwijnen, vervagencome out1 uitkomen ⇒ eruit komen, naar buiten komen3 〈 benaming voor〉 verschijnen ⇒ te voorschijn komen, gepubliceerd worden 〈 van boek〉, uitlopen, bloeien 〈 van planten, bomen〉, doorkomen 〈 van zon〉, uit de mond komen 〈 van woorden〉, uitbreken 〈 van ziekte〉4 ontdekt/bekend worden6 duidelijk worden/zijn ⇒ goed uitkomen, er goed op staan 〈 foto〉8 zich voor/tegen iets verklaren9 haar/zijn debuut maken 〈op het toneel; in de wereld, voornamelijk met betrekking tot meisje uit hogere stand〉♦voorbeelden:8 the Government came out strong(ly) against the Russian invasion • de regering protesteerde krachtig tegen de Russische invasie¶ come out badly/well • het er slecht/goed afbrengencome out of nowhere • uit het niets opkomencome out right/wrong • goed/slecht aflopencome out for someone/something • iemand/iets zijn steun toezeggen
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