turn out
(RESULT)Definition
› to happen or become known to happen in a particular way: She assured him that everything would turn out all right. It turns out (that) Ray had borrowed the money from one of his students.
(Definition of turn out (RESULT) from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary
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turn n OPPORTUNITY
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turn of events idiom
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turn on someone phrasal verb ATTACK
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turn on something phrasal verb DEPEND ON
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turn out phrasal verb COME
- turn out phrasal verb RESULT
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turn out someone phrasal verb REMOVE
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turn out something phrasal verb PRODUCE
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turn over a new leaf idiom
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turn over in your grave idiom
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turn over something/someone phrasal verb
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