prove to be
The weather turned out to be better than we expected.
turn out — 3 meanings
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phrasal verb3 meanings
turn outsame phrase
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attend an event
Thousands of fans turned out for the concert.
assemble for protest
Thousands of citizens turned out to protest against the new legislation.
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1. prove to be
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to happen in a particular way, or to have a particular result, especially one that is unexpected.
The weather turned out to be better than we expected.
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to go to a place or event, especially in large numbers.
Thousands of fans turned out for the concert.
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to gather or come together in public, especially for a demonstration or protest, often to express support or opposition to a cause.
Thousands of citizens turned out to protest against the new legislation.
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