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だす

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1. A (suddenly) begins
2. To A out

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Meaning
A (suddenly) begins
JLPT level: N4 | Other grammar in 'Secondary Verbs':
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Verb: StemA+出す
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はしりだす (start running)


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「えいがの途中、突然赤ちゃんが泣きだしました。」
In the middle of the movie a baby suddenly started crying.
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「きのう授業の後に雨が降りだしました。」
Yesterday it started to rain after class finished.
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Meaning
To A out
An action that makes something (item, information, etc.) visible/accessible that wasn't before
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Verb: StemA+だす
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うみだす (to create)


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First model sentence: wouldn't 最中 fit better than 途中?
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KTL

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In the first sentence, I think using 途中 is a good choice.

途中 is used to indicate an unexpected sudden event occurs at a time that you do not expected or wanted. For example, while I'm on a date, I meet my mother. デートの途中、偶然に母に会った。
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Yea, I'm going to go with KTL on this one. I know this because I originally wrote the sentence without 途中, and then I had it corrected for me (by a native speaker): this involved the 途中 being brought in, so I'm going to say it's correct :)
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According to Tobira, 出す has 2 meanings.. the other one being: Someone makes something available/accessible which hasn't exsisted or hasn't been available or accessible. ex's given: 生み出す(to create), 見つけ出す(to find out), 掘り出す(to dig up). Should this be added?
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Agreed, verified independently, and added!
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