Definition
to go out (in the street, with someone): to exit a place (and go into the street); to have a romantic relationship with (someone)
I went out last night to a pub in the town center.
Let's go out for a drink, we can get a taxi into town and go to one of the bars by the river.
I didn't know they were going out until I saw them kissing and holding hands last night.
(The light) has gone out: (The light) has stopped, has turned off, has extinguished
- "Kid A : Hey lady, do you want to go out with me?"
- "Sorry that we've never been out on a date."
- "Put it on when you're out with your mates"
- "Sometime...you know...go out...socially."
- "Announcer : The power has gone out in your home or office and you can't see in the dark."
- "I was even on the verge of quitting, when one night I heard the voice of my daddy say to me: "Son, you need to go out and make some friends"."
- "So I say to all the entrepreneurs gathered here tonight, go out there and network with as many people as you can."
- "Your mission for the week, should you choose to accept it: go out and buy an item in each of the stores described."
- "Go out to the park, and leave your phone at home!"
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