Translation for '
to come out' from English to French
VERB | to come out | came out | come out coming out | comes out | |
SYNO | to appear | to break through | to bug out | ... |
VERB to infinitive | simple past | past participle
present participle | 3rd person
| se deviner [transparaître] | to come out | |
| éclater [être révélé] [vérité] | to come out | |
| journ. paraître [publication] | to come out | |
| bot. s'épanouir | to come out [bloom] | |
| se montrer [apparaître] | to come out [e.g. sun, moon] | |
3 Words: Verbs |
| ressortir [personne] | to come back out | |
| météo. revenir [soleil] | to come out again | |
| se déclarer contre qc. | to come out against sth. | |
| se déclarer pour qc. | to come out for sth. | |
| déboucher de qc. [personne, véhicule] | to come out from sth. | |
| sortir de qc. | to come out of sth. | |
| lâcher qc. [mot, phrase, juron, gaffe] | to come out with sth. [e.g. a gaffe] | |
4 Words: Verbs |
| occup. faire grève par solidarité | to come out in sympathy [Br.] | |
| se dégourdir [devenir plus hardi] | to come out of oneself | |
| occup. faire grève | to come out on strike | |
| être gagnant | to come out on top | |
| s'en sortir [situation difficile] | to come out on top | |
| faire son chemin [loc.] | to come out on top [idiom] | |
| sortir gagnant [loc.] | to come out on top [idiom] [win] | |
| éclater en menaces | to come out with threats | |
5+ Words: Others |
| D'où est-il sorti ? | From where did he come out? | |
| pour peu qu'il soit sorti sans sa clé | if he should have come out without his key | |
5+ Words: Verbs |
| dévoiler son véritable visage [loc.] | to come out in one's true colors [Am.] [idiom] | |
| dévoiler son véritable visage [loc.] | to come out in one's true colours [Br.] [idiom] | |
| se sortir d'une situation à son avantage | to come out of a situation well | |
| sortir indemne d'un accident | to come out of an accident unscathed | |
| se sortir de qc. sans une égratignure [loc.] | to come out of sth. with one's reputation unscathed [idiom] | |
| se sortir de qc. sans une égratignure [aussi fig.] | to come out of sth. without a scratch [also fig.] | |
| ressortir d'on ne sait où [loc.] | to come out of the woodwork [idiom] | |
| débiter des insanités sur qc. | to come out with a lot of rubbish about sth. | |
| proférer des insanités sur qc. | to come out with a lot of rubbish about sth. | |
| être bête comme un âne [loc.] | to not have enough sense to come in out of the rain [idiom] | |
Partial Matches |
| typ. mettre du blanc sur qc. [texte, erreur] | to Wite-Out® sth. out [Am.] | |
| franc {adj} [victoire] | out-and-out | |
| venir | to come 19 | |
| s'amener [venir] [fam.] | to come | |
| arriver [venir] | to come 3 | |
| se présenter [venir] | to come | |
| sport se détendre [raquette de tennis] | to come unstrung | |
| se desceller | to come loose | |
| rentrer (chez soi) [revenir] | to come home | |
| vêt. se défaire [nœud, coiffure, jupe, bouton, ourlet, collier] | to come undone | |
| naut. se détacher [bateau] | to come untied | |
| se délier [se défaire] | to come undone | |
| être en règle [être en ordre, être correct] | to come right | |
| pointer [fleur, soleil] [apparaître] | to come up | |
| arriver en retard | to come late | |
| textile se découdre | to come unstitched | |
| se séparer [composants] | to come apart | |
| Comment ça (se fait) ? | How come? | |
| s'enlever [vernis] | to come off | |
| fin. se précipiter [investisseurs] | to come running | |
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Translation for 'to come out' from English to French
- to come out
- se deviner [transparaître]
éclater [être révélé] [vérité]
paraître [publication]journ.
- to come out [bloom]
- s'épanouirbot.
- to come out [e.g. sun, moon]
- se montrer [apparaître]
- to come back out
- ressortir [personne]
- to come out again
- revenir [soleil]météo.
- to come out against sth.
- se déclarer contre qc.
- to come out for sth.
- se déclarer pour qc.
- to come out from sth.
- déboucher de qc. [personne, véhicule]
- to come out of sth.
- sortir de qc.
- to come out with sth. [e.g. a gaffe]
- lâcher qc. [mot, phrase, juron, gaffe]
- to come out in sympathy [Br.]
- faire grève par solidaritéoccup.
- to come out of oneself
- se dégourdir [devenir plus hardi]
- to come out on strike
- faire grèveoccup.
- to come out on top
- être gagnant
s'en sortir [situation difficile]
- to come out on top [idiom]
- faire son chemin [loc.]
- to come out on top [idiom] [win]
- sortir gagnant [loc.]
- to come out with threats
- éclater en menaces
- From where did he come out?
- D'où est-il sorti ?
- if he should have come out without his key
- pour peu qu'il soit sorti sans sa clé
- to come out in one's true colors [Am.] [idiom]
- dévoiler son véritable visage [loc.]
- to come out in one's true colours [Br.] [idiom]
- dévoiler son véritable visage [loc.]
- to come out of a situation well
- se sortir d'une situation à son avantage
- to come out of an accident unscathed
- sortir indemne d'un accident
- to come out of sth. with one's reputation unscathed [idiom]
- se sortir de qc. sans une égratignure [loc.]
- to come out of sth. without a scratch [also fig.]
- se sortir de qc. sans une égratignure [aussi fig.]
- to come out of the woodwork [idiom]
- ressortir d'on ne sait où [loc.]
- to come out with a lot of rubbish about sth.
- débiter des insanités sur qc.
proférer des insanités sur qc.
- to not have enough sense to come in out of the rain [idiom]
- être bête comme un âne [loc.]
- to Wite-Out® sth. out [Am.]
- mettre du blanc sur qc. [texte, erreur]typ.
- out-and-out
- franc {adj} [victoire]
- to come
- venir
s'amener [venir] [fam.]
arriver [venir]
se présenter [venir]
- to come unstrung
- se détendre [raquette de tennis]sport
- to come loose
- se desceller
- to come home
- rentrer (chez soi) [revenir]
- to come undone
- se défaire [nœud, coiffure, jupe, bouton, ourlet, collier]vêt.
se délier [se défaire]
- to come untied
- se détacher [bateau]naut.
- to come right
- être en règle [être en ordre, être correct]
- to come up
- pointer [fleur, soleil] [apparaître]
- to come late
- arriver en retard
- to come unstitched
- se découdretextile
- to come apart
- se séparer [composants]
- How come?
- Comment ça (se fait) ?
- to come off
- s'enlever [vernis]
- to come running
- se précipiter [investisseurs]fin.
Usage Examples English
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- He withdrew from the film and persuaded Fred Astaire to come out of retirement to replace him.
- The tribes shut themselves in the fort and refused to come out in the open.
- Coughing and crying indicate the airway is open and the foreign object will likely to come out from the force the coughing or crying produces.
- In 2015, months before the marriage equality referendum, Leo Varadkar became the first Irish government minister to come out as gay.
- Editor Don Menn remarked that the issue was about "The most important composer to come out of modern popular music".
- He goes on to say, "I am ready to come out of the closet as some sort of verificationist" (pp. ...
- In January 2014, Boitano told the Associated Press that he had never wanted to come out until he was named to the delegation.
- Some people who are interested in or curious about BDSM decide to come out of the closet, although many sadomasochists remain closeted.
- For the longest time, she was unable to summon her angel since she was so scared when she first saw it and ordered it never to come out.
- A consequence of the higher loading in some tissues is that many decompression algorithms require deeper decompression stops than a similar pressure exposure dive using air, and helium is more likely to come out of solution and cause decompression sickness following a fast ascent.
- S. to come out against the Vietnam War.
- The addition of instruments and the harder rock sound of the album could be considered a precursor to the nu metal genre of music to come out in the later half of the 1990s.
- The UK is yet to come out in support of the BOTs and CDs and their current gold standard regulatory positions.
- Battling Siki the first world champion to come out of sub-Saharan Africa.
- or Canada to come out as gay was the UU Minister James Stoll in 1969.
- on the day and called on people inside to come out peacefully.
- Paul VI opened the third period on 14 September 1964, telling the Council Fathers that he viewed the text about the church as the most important document to come out from the council.
- In an attempt to pre-empt being outed, an LGBT public figure may decide to come out publicly first, although controlling the conditions under which one's LGBT identity is revealed is only one of numerous motives for coming out.
- Orthodox Israeli rabbi Ron Yosef became in 2009 the first Israeli Orthodox Rabbi to come out, by appearing in [...] ("Fact"), Israel's leading investigative television program, in an episode regarding conversion therapies in Israel.
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