Usages of salir
En el teatro, el público aplaude fuerte cuando las actrices salen al escenario.
In the theater, the audience claps loudly when the actresses come out onto the stage.
En el probador del fondo hacía tanto calor que mi madre salió enseguida.
In the fitting room at the back it was so hot that my mother came out right away.
En la lavandería me dijeron que la mancha saldría mejor con agua fría.
At the laundromat they told me that the stain would come out better with cold water.
A veces las raíces salen de la maceta y ensucian el suelo del balcón.
Sometimes the roots come out of the flowerpot and make the balcony floor dirty.
El pollo con romero huele muy bien cuando sale del horno.
The chicken with rosemary smells very good when it comes out of the oven.
El pan salió tan crujiente que mi hermano pidió otra rebanada.
The bread came out so crispy that my brother asked for another slice.
¿Podría usted decirme si es mejor esperar hasta que salga el caballo del establo?
Could you tell me whether it is better to wait until the horse comes out of the stable?
La gallina sale del gallinero al amanecer.
The hen comes out of the henhouse at dawn.
No saldré del gallinero hasta que la última gallina se calme.
I will not come out of the henhouse until the last hen calms down.
Si rompes la cáscara con cuidado, la yema sale entera.
If you break the shell carefully, the yolk comes out whole.
Después de correr con sandalias nuevas, me salió una ampolla y tuve bastante picor en el talón.
After running in new sandals, I got a blister and had quite a lot of itching on the heel.
Mi prima salió del vestuario con una sonrisa y dijo que nunca había vivido un partido tan intenso.
My cousin came out of the locker room with a smile and said that she had never experienced such an intense match.
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