goes, went, gone, going
to go out
phrasal verbE
To leave a place, especially one's home, for social activities
- 1She decided to go out with her friends.
- 2They often go out on weekends.
To go out means to leave your house to do things with other people, like going to a restaurant, watching a movie, or hanging out with friends. It's when you are not at home and are spending time outside for fun or socializing.
Remember, "going out" can also mean leaving your house to run errands or go to work, not just for social activities. Make sure to clarify the context to avoid misunderstandings.
at the grocery store
Planning a Night Out
Barbara
Hey Paul, are you doing anything tonight?
Paul
Not really, I was thinking we could go out for dinner.
Barbara
That sounds great! I could use a break from cooking.
Paul
Perfect, let's finish shopping and head home to get ready.
at the golf course
Evening Plans After the Game
Nancy
After we're done here, do you want to go out for dinner?
Kevin
That sounds great! I know a nice place nearby.
Nancy
Perfect, I could use a good meal after all this.
Kevin
Let's wrap up and head there soon.
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Similar to "to go out":
- 1leave
- 2depart