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* ３年が出張って来たらマサルの名前出せばいいもんな
  * If any3-year tries to mess with us, we just need to Name-Drop Masaru-kun.

Is this right?
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the meaning of 出張ってくる？
It is
[出張{でば}る](https://dictionary.goo.ne.jp/word/%E5%87%BA%E5%BC%B5%E3%82%8B/#jn-152268).
The particular meaning here is

> ２ 仕事などをするために、 **ある所に出向く。** 出張する。

A translation for the sentence would be _to step in_.
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出張る used like this is not simple "to come/go", but often has a connotation of
"unnecessarily" or "although unwanted". It implies a 3年 is unwelcome, so you
may translate this like "to bother to jump in", "to interfere" or "to butt
in". Translating it as "to try to mess" may be too strong, though.
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