asks, asked, asking
to ask out
phrasal verb
Invite someone to go on a date
- 1He decided to ask out his coworker for dinner.
- 2She was thrilled when he asked her out to the movies.
To ask someone out means to invite them to spend time together in a romantic way. It's like suggesting to go on a date or do something special together. It's a way to show interest in getting to know someone better in a romantic way.
Remember, asking someone out should be done respectfully and considerately. Make sure to choose a place and activity that both of you will enjoy, and be clear about your intentions to avoid misunderstandings.
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in a store
A Chance Encounter
Emily
Hey John, I didn't expect to see you here!
John
Hi Emily! I was just thinking about you. Would you like to go for coffee sometime?
Emily
I'd love that. Are you asking me out on a date?
John
Yes, I am. How about this Saturday?
waiting for a haircut
A Haircut and a Date
Kenneth
Hey Nancy, I finally got the courage to ask out Jenna.
Nancy
That's great, Kenneth! Where are you taking her?
Kenneth
We're going to that new Italian restaurant downtown.
Nancy
Sounds perfect, I'm sure she'll love it!
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Similar to "to ask out":
- 1invite out
- 2propose a date