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    Salió (en. Came out)

    /saˈljo/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    Action of leaving a place.
    He left the house early this morning.
    Él salió de la casa temprano esta mañana.
    Said of a vehicle: to begin to move.
    The bus departed at 8 in the morning.
    El autobús salió a las 8 de la mañana.
    To conclude or finish an event.
    The movie turned out well after a month of filming.
    La película salió bien después de un mes de filmación.

    Etymology

    It derives from the verb 'salir', which comes from the Latin 'salire'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    came to light
    Something that becomes public or known.
    salió a la luz
    came out of the closet
    Term used to refer to someone who admits their sexual orientation.
    salió del armario
    went well
    When something is done successfully.
    salió bien

    Related Words

    exit
    Act of leaving or place from where one exits.
    salida
    to leave
    Verb that indicates the action of leaving or abandoning a place.
    salir
    saline
    That contains salt or has characteristics of salt.
    salino

    Slang Meanings

    He escaped.
    The dog ran out and now we can't find it.
    El perro salió y ahora no lo encontramos.
    Went out partying.
    Last night he went out and had a lot of fun.
    Anoche salió y se divirtió mucho.