to gain popularity beyond the original niche community or fan base; to go mainstream
1.to flee2.to escape into exile
1.to defecate (euphemism)2.to go to the toilet
to publish class list of successful exam candidates
(of livestock) to be sent to slaughter
1.to discharge water2.to appear out of the water3.to break the surface
1.to clear out accumulated items2.(retailing) to hold a clearance sale
1.to sell up2.to wind up a business
1.to fall vacant2.a job opening at a high level
1.to make a sound2.to speak3.to cry out
1.to manage to sell2.to dispose of sth (by selling)3.to get property off one's hands4.to find excuses (to get off a charge)+3 条+4 条 1.to sprout2.to come out (of seedling)3.to bud
1.to take money or valuables out of storage2.to recover3.to ship goods4.to extract (chemicals from solution)+1 条 1.to compete2.to take part (in a sports event)
1.to appear on camera2.to play a role in a film
1.to get out of trouble2.to escape from danger3.a danger appears4.threatened by danger+1 条 (of a sword etc) to unsheath
(coll.) (of rice) to rise well (with cooking)
1.to delineate2.to articulate3.to evoke4.to draw out+1 条+2 条 1.to remit (funds)2.(computing) to export (data)
1.to exhale; to breathe out2.to make an outgoing call3.(computing) to bring up (a menu, search bar, virtual keyboard etc)
1.spout2.spray3.belch4.to well up+2 条+3 条 born of the wife (i.e. not of a concubine)
1.to determine2.to fix upon3.to set (a target, a price etc)
1.to find out2.to search out3.to uncover4.to discover+1 条 born of a concubine (rather than of the wife)
1.to eject2.to exit from3.to pop up
1.to figure out2.to work out (a solution etc)3.to think up4.to come up with (an idea etc)+1 条 1.to sell at auction2.to reach a given price at auction
1.to fish out2.to take out (from a pocket, bag etc)
1.to exhume2.to unearth3.to dig out
1.to uncover2.to ferret out (the culprit)
1.to pull out2.to allocate (funds)3.to dial
1.to assume2.to adopt (a look, pose, manner etc)3.to bring out for display
1.to expel2.to drive out3.to oust
1.to rescue2.to pluck from danger
to count out (a sum of money etc)
1.to leak out2.to release (liquid or gas)