come out of

[phrasal verb]

come out of (something)

: to result from (something)由…产生

It's hard to see how anything good can come out of this.很难看出这会产生什么好结果。

: to go through the experience of (something)经历；度过

I was lucky to come out of [=come through] the accident alive.我很幸运从这场事故中死里逃生。

◊ To come out of nowhere is to be very surprising and unexpected or to become successful, popular, etc., in a very sudden and surprising way.突然到来；从天而降

That question came out of nowhere.那个问题来得太突然了。
a company that has come out of nowhere to become one of the leaders in the industry迅速跻身行业龙头的公司

— see also come out of left field at left field

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come out of

phrasal verb

came out of; come out of; coming out of; comes out of

: to result from (something)

It's hard to see how anything good can come out of this.

: to go through the experience of (something)

I was lucky to come out of the accident alive.

: to emerge from (somewhere or something)

She was waiting for him to come out of the house.

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