go out
The phrase 'go out' has multiple meanings depending on the context, ranging from social activities to ending states.
Definition
A2General
(common)To leave a place, especially one's home, to engage in activities elsewhere.
Example
- She decided to go out for a walk.
- They often go out for dinner on weekends.
B1Relationships
(common)To be in a romantic relationship with someone.
Example
- They have been going out for six months.
- Are you going out with anyone?
B1General
(common)To stop burning or shining.
Example
- The fire went out because we ran out of wood.
- The lights went out during the storm.
B2Broadcasting
(technical)To be broadcast or transmitted.
Example
- The news goes out at 6 PM every evening.
- The live concert will go out to millions of viewers.
B2Fashion
(informal)To become unfashionable or obsolete.
Example
- Bell-bottom jeans went out of style in the 80s.
- Some trends never really go out completely.
B2Sports
(common)To be eliminated from a competition.
Example
- They went out in the semi-finals.
- The team went out after a tough match.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "go out":
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