get outside
The phrase "get outside" can refer to both consuming food or drink and the act of moving from an indoor to an outdoor space, often with a demanding tone.
Definition
A2Everyday Conversation
(informal)To leave an indoor space and go into the open air.
Example
- It's a beautiful day; let's get outside and enjoy the weather.
B1Everyday Conversation
(informal, commanding)To go outside with a demanding or forceful tone.
Example
- You've been inside all day. Get outside and get some fresh air!
B2Eating and Drinking
(informal, slang)To fully and heartily consume food or drink.
Example
- I can't wait to get outside of that delicious meal.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "get outside":
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