| 释义 |
●ˌturn ˈout 🔑1. to be present at an event; to attend sth or to go somewhere 在场；出席；去◆The whole village turned out to welcome us.
全村人都出来欢迎我们。◆Only half the team turned out for the practice.
只有一半队员参加了训练。◆I’m not going to turn out to meet you in this weather.
这种天气我可不打算去见你。2. (used with an adverb, an adjective or in questions with how 与副词或形容词连用，或用于以 how 引导的疑问句) to take place or happen in the way mentioned; to develop or end in a particular way （以所提及方式）开展，发生；（以特定方式）发展，结束◆The article she wrote had turned out well.
她的文章反响不错。◆The day turned out fine again.
天气又转好了。◆You never know how things will turn out.
你永远不知道情况会变成什么样。◆I couldn’t have gone anyway, as it turned out.
结果证明，我无论如何就是走不掉。◆The children have turned out well.
这些孩子结果都还不错。3. to be discovered to be; to prove to be 原来是；证明是；结果是◆It turned out that she was a friend of my sister.
她原来是我姐姐的朋友。◆My decision turned out to have been a mistake.
结果发现我的决定是个错误。◆Ruth’s illness turned out not to be serious after all.
最后查出鲁思的病并不严重。[v + adv]▸ ˈturnout noun [countable, usually singular, uncountable]1. the number of people who come to take part in or watch an activity 参加人数；到场人数◆There was a good turnout for the concert.
来听音乐会的人很多。2. the number of people who vote in a particular election 投票人数◆a high / low / poor turnout
很多／很少／少得可怜的投票人数 |