No. 4,540 in Russian
выходят
"Выходят" means "they go out" or "they come out."
In a sentence
Каждое утро люди выходят на прогулку.
Every morning people go out for a walk.
'Выходят' in this sentence is used to indicate the action of going out or leaving a place for a walk.
Книги выходят из печати каждую неделю.
Books are published every week.
Here, 'выходят' is used metaphorically to mean the action of being published or released.
Выходят, мы были неправы.
It turns out we were wrong.
In this example, 'выходят' expresses a figurative result or conclusion of reasoning, translated as 'it turns out.'
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