No. 268 in Indonesian
keluar
"Keluar" means "to go out" or "to exit."
In a sentence
Saya ingin keluar untuk mengambil udara segar.
I want to go outside to get some fresh air.
Here, 'keluar' means to go outside or leave an enclosed space. It indicates a physical action to exit or go out.
Air keluar dari keran yang bocor.
Water comes out of the leaking faucet.
In this sentence, 'keluar' is used to describe the movement or flow out from inside, in this case, water from a faucet.
Dia selalu keluar sebagai pemenang dalam setiap kompetisi.
He always emerges as the winner in every competition.
Here, 'keluar' metaphorically means to emerge or to end up in a new state or situation, specifically as the winner.
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