1.出自,生自;(冲破...)出来
1.to be the result of something
2.to stop being shy and become more confident and relaxed with other people
1.Just make sure you know who you can rely on when you do come out of your shell.
只要确保与人来往时，你晓得谁是可信赖的对象。
2.If you are still unable to come out of stress, turn to the counselor who can help you to take control of your life and to live positively.
如果你仍然无法走出出压力，找个可以帮助你的顾问谈谈，他可以帮助你掌握你的人生和教你积极生活的态度。
3."We're going to come out of this better than ever, the best days of America lie ahead but not next week or next month, " he said.
我们将从这次危机中复苏并发展得更好，美国的好日子还在前面，尽管不是下周或者下月就会到来。
4.He said he was put in front of the church as members shouted "demon of homosexuality come out of him" .
他说他被置于教堂前面，教会成员喊着“同性恋恶魔从他身体里出来”。
5.In the 1950s he disdained "the stench of fear that has come out of every pore of American life. . . a collective failure of nerve" .
在1950年代他十分鄙夷“在美国式生活中无处不在的恐惧戾气……美国人的集体秀逗”。
6.He would take the time to listen to anyone and seek to come out of the conversation with a genuine understanding.
他会花时间向别人听，并寻求出一种真诚的理解来谈话。
7.To propel your career, you want to come out of a higher degree as a recognized inpidual having made a significant scientific contribution.
为了促进你自己事业的发展，你想获得一个更高的学位，并被公认对科学发展做出了重大的贡献。
8.You're suddenly able to imagine what voice will come out of that face and that body and it really helps with character creation.
你突然间就能想象出有着那张脸、那个躯体的人会发出什么样的声音，这的确有助于角色塑造。
9.Then she waited for her withdrawal slip to come out of the slot at the upper right corner of the machine.
然后，她在等待她的提款单出来的插槽在右上角的机器。
10.Indeed, given the ineptness with which it handled its affair, Dubai has come out of it surprisingly well.
事实上，考虑到迪拜在处理自身事务上的糟糕表现，能有这样不错的结局相当令人吃惊。