sortir

Meaning

Verb

1. to exit, go out, come out
2. to take out, bring out

Noun

end, closing

Concepts

go out

exit

come out

take out

leave

get out

depart

pull out

release

draw out

extract

issue

emerge

pull

out

pull off

output

walk out

get off

quit

going out

appear

escape

rush out

remove

rise

be dislocated

dislocate

go from

bring out

go outside

head out

outing

trip

raise umbrella

pick out

produce

come forth

omit

overtake

surpass

unplug

be missing

be omitted

fall out

fly out

jump out

be going out

set out

start

egress

work out

go away

come out of the water

dash out

shoot out

act of going

coming out

bring

turn out

turn out well

tab

deliver from

take out of

descend

go places

close

complete

conclude

end

finish

terminate

wind up

cancel

drop

relinquish

flow

carry out

lift

pull up

aspirate

suck out

draw

fall

ask out

invite out

bring off

carry off

manage

negociate

elude

exterior

outside

move out

jut out

protrude

stick out

stick up

go out of

depart from

Pronounced as (IPA)

/sɔʁ.tiʁ/

Etymology

Inherited from Old French, from Latin sortīrī, probably influenced by surrectus (through a Vulgar Latin form *surctus and its derivatives, possibly through a verb *surrectīre, surctīre). Compare Italian sortire, compare also Spanish surtir.

Sentences

Le rôle du politique est selon lui primordial pour sortir de la crise .

According to him, the role of the politician is essential to get out of the crisis.