Pasar de dentro a fuera de un sitio.
To move from inside to outside a place.
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El gato saldrá cuando lo llames. — The cat will come out when called.
Decidió que su ascenso saliera a la luz. — She decided to come out about her promotion.
Es importante salir del armario cuando te sientas preparado. — It's important to come out when you feel ready.
¿Puedes salir a jugar con nosotros? — Can you come out and play with us?
¿Sacó a la luz la verdad en la reunión? — Did he come out with the truth in the meeting?
¿Te enteraste de que salió del armario el mes pasado? — Did you hear that he decided to come out last month?
Sal de tu habitación para cenar. — Please come out of your room for dinner.
Es importante sacar a la luz tu historia y contarla. — It's important to come out and share your story.
Quiere salir del armario durante la semana del Orgullo. — She wants to come out during Pride week.
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