pan out
Intermediate (B1)informal
Turn out to be successful or happen the way you expected.
"We had high hopes for the business venture, but it never quite panned out the way we imagined."
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Mr. Beat · 0:57
pan out.
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Trevor Noah · 40:02
to pan out.
Comedian and Actor Lee Mack Interview at the Oxford Union
OxfordUnion · 1:41
how does this pan out?
Biggest Mysteries in Physics: Antimatter, Dark Energy & ToE - Don Lincoln | Lex Fridman Podcast #497
Lex Fridman · 74:10
and they didn't pan out.
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Mina Kimes - ESPN · 63:50
They never pan out for us.