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The moon came out from behind the clouds. ÔÂÁÁ´ÓÔÆºó¶³öÁ³À´¡£ The rain stopped and the sun came out.

2. ³ö°æTo be issued or brought out:·¢Ðлò·¢±í£º The author's new book just came out.×÷¼ÒµÄÐÂÊé¸Õ³ö°æ When will his new novel come out?Ëûд´×÷µÄС˵ʲôʱºò³ö°æ? The report came out in 2007.

3. ½á¹ûÊÇTo end up; result:½áÊø£»½á¹û£º

Everything came out wrong. ÿ¼þʶ¼ÊÇ´íÎ󵨽áÊø The party came out all right. Íí»á¿ªµÃºÜºÃ¡£ 4. ´«³ö

When the news came out, everyone was shocked.ÏûÏ¢´«À´,ÈËÈ˶¼

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The total came out at 1010. ×ÜÊýËã³öÀ´ÎªÒ»Ç§ÁãÊ®¡£ 6. To become known: ³ÉΪÖÚËùÖÜÖª£º

The whole story came out at the trial. Õû¸öÕæÏàÔÚÉóÎÊÖбä

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It was only after his death that the truth came out. ËÀºó

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7. To make a formal social debut:ÕýʽµÄÉç½»

She came out at age 18 in New York City.ËýÓÚÊ®°ËËêÔÚŦԼ³Ç

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8. To declare oneself publicly:×Ô¼º¹«¿ªÐû²¼£º

The governor came out in favor of tax breaks.ÕâλÕþ¸®¹ÙÔ±

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Only one of our photos came out. 10. Çå³ý.

Red wine stains don¡¯t come out easily. ÎÛ×Õ²»Ò×Çå³ý. 11. To reveal that one is gay or homosexual.

2. Dress up:

1.. Her maid helped her to dress up for the party. ËýµÄÅ®ÆÍ°ïÖúËý´©ÉϲμÓÍí»áµÄÀñ·þ¡£

2. We are supposed to dress up as movie characters for the party, what a novel idea!

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4. She dress up in elizabethan costume for the fancy-dress ball. Ëý´©ÉÏÒÁÀöɯ°×µÄ·þ×°È¥²Î¼Ó»¯×±Îè»á¡£ n. Å®×°,·þ×° v. ´©Öø

1. She always dresses in black. Ëý×Ü´©×źÚÒ·þ¡£

2. She wears a beautiful evening dress. Ëý´©×ÅÒ»¼þƯÁÁµÄÍíÀñ·þ¡£

3. The princess is dressed up by a famous dressmaker. ¹«Ö÷µÄÒ·þÊÇÓÉÖøÃûµÄŮװʦ·ìÖÆµÄ¡£

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4. Don't bother to dress up come as you are. Óò»Öø´©½²¾¿Ò·þ£­£­¾Í´©Æ½³£µÄÒ·þÀ´°É¡£ Dress n.

(ͳָ)·þ×°(ÓÈÖ¸ÍâÒÂ); [a dress]Å®·þ; ͯװ Àñ·þ, Ê¢×° ¸²¸ÇÎï; ÍâÐÎ, ÐÎʽ; ×°ÊÎÆ·; (ÄñµÈµÄ)Óðë care much about dress ½²¾¿ÒÂ×Å a summer dress ÏÄ×° an evening dress Ò¹Àñ·þ a full dress ´óÀñ·þ

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