(intransitive) to exit, go out, come out / (transitive) to take out, bring out

end, closing

to overcome a difficult situation; to manage / to come out of a situation; to get out; to escape a fate

(figuratively) to come out of the shadows, to emerge from the shadows

(intransitive, figuratively) to be wet behind the ears

(figuratively) to go rogue, to stop abiding by the rules

to come out of the closet, reveal one's homosexuality

(figuratively) to come to light / (figuratively) to get out of a bind

(figuratively) to break out the bubbly, to crack open the bubbly, to bring out the champagne (to open a bottle of champagne in order to celebrate)

(informal) to stand out from the crowd, to be better than others