Come out in the open Meaning in English
expression
释义
To reveal something that was hidden, secret, or unknown so that everyone knows about it. It can refer to information, feelings, or facts becoming public or known.
用法与细微差别
This is a slightly formal or neutral expression, often used in news, discussions of secrets, or when the truth is finally revealed. Common with information, scandals, or hidden feelings. Similar expressions: 'come to light', 'reveal', 'go public'.
例句
The secret finally came out in the open.
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Their relationship came out in the open after the party.
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Many problems only come out in the open when people start talking.
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Everything came out in the open after the news report aired.
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I wish you would just come out in the open about how you feel.
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The company’s plans came out in the open and caused a lot of debate.
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