Go out of somewhere meaning in English

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Definition

(All buses) go out of (London Victoria station): (All buses) leave from (London Victoria station) idiom
  • "Kevin : Yes they do, but all deliveries to Brazil go out of Southampton, England, and it takes around 16 days to get to Itaguai port, near Rio de Janeiro."

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