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21turn out — 1. noun The total number of people that show up to an event. The turn out at Sarahs party was not very good. 2. verb a) To result; end up. I had hoped our first meeting wou …
22turn out — phr verb Turn out is used with these nouns as the subject: ↑fan, ↑thing, ↑voter Turn out is used with these nouns as the object: ↑dough, ↑light, ↑pocket …
23ˌturn ˈout — phrasal verb 1) to develop in a particular way, or to have a particular result I m sure it will all turn out well in the end.[/ex] As it turned out, the storm missed Puerto Rico.[/ex] It all turned out to be a mistake.[/ex] 2) to go somewhere in… …
24turn·out — /ˈtɚnˌaʊt/ noun, pl outs [count] 1 : the number of people who go to or participate in something There was a good/large turnout at the town meeting. [=a large number of people attended the town meeting] The opening game of the season brought only… …
25turn out — I. happen, develop, end up How did your cake turn out? Is it a good recipe? II. attend, show up Only 40% of the population turned out to vote …
26turn out — 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 …
27Turn Out The Stars (coffret) — Turn Out The Stars Album par Bill Evans Sortie 1996 Enregistrement 4, 5, 6, 8 juin 1980 Genre Jazz Producteur Helen Keane (sessions) Jeff Levenson, Bill Kirchner (édition en coffre …
28Turn Out The Stars (album) — Turn Out The Stars Album par Bill Evans Sortie 1992 Enregistrement 2 août 1980 Genre Jazz Label Dreyfus Jazz Turn Out The Stars  …
29turn out for something — turn out (for (something)) to come, appear, or be present for something. A lot of students turned out for the demonstration. The last time she performed here the whole town turned out …
30turn out for — turn out (for (something)) to come, appear, or be present for something. A lot of students turned out for the demonstration. The last time she performed here the whole town turned out …
