48 Verbs E - S (15) Phrases Salir

Question 1

to go out, come out, get out; to leave, depart; to come out or appear

Answer 1

salir (-go)

Question 2

1. (to exit)
   a. to go out
   Take the elevator to go out.

Answer 2

Usa el ascensor para salir.

Question 3

b. to leave

Jake left but said he would meet us for lunch.

Answer 3

Jake salió pero dijo que nos encontraría para almorzar.

Question 4

c. to come out

Don’t come out without first putting on your coat and boots.

Answer 4

No salgas sin primero ponerte el abrigo y las botas.

Question 5

d. to get out

If you don’t get out of the pool right now, you’re grounded.

Answer 5

Si no sales de la piscina ya, estarás castigado.

Question 6

2. (to depart)
   a. to leave
   The train is about to leave.

Answer 6

El tren está a punto de salir.

Question 7

b. to set off

Ready to set off, guys?

Answer 7

¿Listos para salir, muchachos

Question 8

(to date)
a. to go out
Rosie and Evan have been going out for years.

Answer 8

Rosie y Evan llevan años saliendo.

Question 9

4. (to do activities outside the house)
   a. to go out
   Let’s go out this weekend.

Answer 9

Salgamos este fin de semana.

Question 10

5. (to result)
   a. to turn out
   Things don’t always turn out as expected.

Answer 10

Las cosas no siempre salen como se espera.

Question 11

b. to go

How did everything go in the meeting?

Answer 11

¿Cómo salió todo en la junta?

Question 12

c. to work out

In the end, everything worked out well for me.

Answer 12

Al final de todo, las cosas me salieron bien.

Question 13

6. (to originate)
   a. to come from
   Success comes from hard work.

Answer 13

El éxito sale del trabajo duro.

Question 14

7. (to come into sight)
   a. to rise
   We hiked to the summit to see the sun rise over the mountains.

Answer 14

Subimos a la cima para ver el sol saliendo sobre las montañas.

Question 15

b. to come out

Look at that plane that’s coming out of the storm.

Answer 15

Mira ese avión que va saliendo de la tormenta.

Question 16

c. to come up

When the moon came up, the witches began to dance.

Answer 16

Cuando salió la luna, las brujas empezaron a bailar.

Question 17

d. to come through (teeth)

The baby is crying because her teeth are coming through.

Answer 17

La nena está llorando porque le están saliendo los dientes.

Question 18

e. to appear

A leak appeared in the ceiling

Answer 18

Salió una gotera en el techo.

Question 19

8. (to sprout)
   a. to come up
   Look, some daffodils came up in the garden.

Answer 19

Mira, en el jardín salieron unos narcisos.

Question 20

b. to put out

The apple tree put out some flowers.

Answer 20

Al manzano le salieron unas flores.

Question 21

9. (to remove)
   a. to come out
   Ink stains often come out with alcohol.

Answer 21

Las manchas de tinta a veces salen con alcohol.

Question 22

10. (computing)
    a. to exit
    To exit the program press “esc.”

Answer 22

Para salir del programa, pulsa “esc”.

Question 23

11. (figurative) (to crop up)
    a. to arise
    This problem arose because of a lack of attention to details.

Answer 23

Este problema salió por la falta de atención a los detalles.

Question 24

b. to come up

Many questions came up in the exam review session.

Answer 24

Salieron muchas preguntas en la sesión de repaso para el examen.

Question 25

12. (to be done with)
    a. to finish
    What time to you finish work on Fridays?

Answer 25

¿A qué hora sales de trabajar los viernes?

Question 26

13. (to make it through)
    a. to come through
    We came through the storm all right thanks to our neighbors.

Answer 26

Salimos bien del huracán gracias a la ayuda de nuestros vecinos.

Question 27

b. to come out

I don’t know how they came out of that fix.

Answer 27

No sé cómo salieron de ese apuro.

Question 28

c. to get out

Three soldiers got out of the confrontation without injuries.

Answer 28

Tres soldados salieron del enfrentamiento sin heridas.

Question 29

14. (to turn up)
    a. to come along
    When an opportunity like this comes along, you have to act.

Answer 29

Cuando sale una oportunidad así, hay que actuar.

Question 30

16. (to be made public)
    a. to come out
    The new season of my favorite show just came out.

Answer 30

Ya salió la nueva temporada de mi programa favorito.

Question 31

18. (colloquial) (to come out with; used with “con”)
    a. to tell
    And then he tells me doesn’t want to go on vacation with me.

Answer 31

Y luego que me sale con que no quiere ir de vacaciones conmigo.

Question 32

19. (to get a result)
    a. to do
    I can’t do this homework!

Answer 32

¡No me sale esta tarea!

Question 33

20. (to end in; used with “a”)
    a. to come out on
    This avenue comes out on Zaragoza.

Answer 33

Esta avenida sale a Zaragoza.

Question 34

21. (to look like; used with “a”)
    a. to take after
    My son takes after his grandfather.

Answer 34

Mi hijo salió a su abuelo.

Question 35

Get out.

Answer 35

Sal.