Collocation
turn out well
To result in a positive or successful outcome; to end in a good way.
Definition
'turn out well' is a common English collocation. To result in a positive or successful outcome; to end in a good way.
turn out + (adverb)
“Despite the initial challenges, the project eventually turned out well, exceeding all expectations.”
Examples
- I really hope everything will turn out well for your new business venture.
- The experiment turned out well, confirming all our hypotheses.
- She was worried about the presentation, but it turned out well in the end.
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- Don't worry, I'm sure all your hard work will turn out well.
- We were relieved when the complex surgery turned out well for the patient.
- Nobody expected the old engine repair to turn out well, given its condition.
- If managed carefully, even difficult negotiations can turn out well.
- After much anticipation, the grand opening ceremony turned out well, attracting a huge crowd.
- Considering the tight schedule, it's impressive how the entire event managed to turn out well.
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