emerge

S2 W2

BrE /ɪˈmɜːdʒ/ AmE /ɪˈmɝːdʒ/

verb en → es

past emerged pp emerged ing emerging

1 APPEAR [intransitive] B1

to appear or become known, especially after a long time or as a result of something

aparecerse, surgir, manifestarse

  • sth emerges from sth

Collocations emerge as a leader · emerge from the mist

  • A new idea emerged during the discussion.

    Una nueva idea surgió durante la discusión.

2 BECOME IMPORTANT [intransitive] B2

to become important or noticeable, especially after a long time of not being noticed

hacerse importante, destacarse

  • sth emerges as sth

Collocations emerge as a major issue · emerge as a key player

  • The environmental movement has emerged as an important political force.

    El movimiento ambientalista se ha hecho importante como una fuerza política.

3 RESULT [transitive] C1

to result or come out of something, especially as a consequence of it

resultar de algo, surgir de algo

  • sth emerges from sth

Collocations emerge from a situation · emerge from a discussion

  • A new policy emerged from the committee's discussions.

    Una nueva política resultó de las discusiones del comité.

1 COME OUT [intransitive] B2

to come out of something, such as a hole or opening

salir de algo, surgir de algo

  • sth emerges from sth

Collocations emerge from a cave · emerge from the water

  • The sun emerged from behind the clouds.

    El sol salió de detrás de las nubes.