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1. Oxford American Dictionary

   come out of the woodwork

   • ph.
     (of an unpleasant person or thing) emerge from obscurity; be revealed
2. • 相關詞

   come out smelling of roses

   • ph.
     emerge from a difficult situation with one's reputation intact

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   come into (or go out of) operation

   • ph.
     begin (or cease) functioning or having effect

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   come into (or go out of) use

   • ph.
     begin to be (or cease to be) practised or employed commonly or habitually

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   come up (or out) smelling of roses

   • ph.
     emerge from a difficult situation with one's reputation intact

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   have steam coming out of one's ears

   • ph.
     be extremely angry or irritated

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   have steam coming out of one's ears

   • ph.
     be extremely angry or irritated

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   have something coming out of one's ears

   • ph.
     have a substantial or excessive amount of something

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   have something coming out of one's ears

   • ph.
     have a substantial amount of something

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   come out of the woodwork

   • ph.
     (of an unpleasant person or thing) emerge from obscurity; be revealed

   Oxford Dictionary