LookItUpcome out with
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˌkʌm ˈaʊt wɪð/
come out with means: To offer something new for people to buy, use, or know about.
verb
To offer something new for people to buy, use, or know about.
- They came out with a new album.
- When will the company come out with its next model?
- The team has come out with a free learning app.
To suddenly say something that surprises other people.
- He came out with a joke.
- She sometimes comes out with surprising questions.
- Why did you come out with that rude remark?
To finally say clearly what you have been avoiding saying.
- Just come out with it.
- She finally came out with what was troubling her.
- Stop hesitating and come out with your real objection.
Questions about come out with
What does come out with mean?
To offer something new for people to buy, use, or know about.
What is come out with in other languages?
Türkçe: piyasaya çıkarmak · Español: lanzar · Français: sortir · Deutsch: herausbringen · Italiano: lanciare · 日本語: 発売する
How do you pronounce come out with?
It is pronounced /ˌkʌm ˈaʊt wɪð/.
How do you use come out with in a sentence?
They came out with a new album. When will the company come out with its next model?
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