Go out
/gəu aut/A2
Beginner
1. To leave one's home or a building, typically for socializing or leisure activities.
- I'm going out tonight with some friends for dinner.
- Do you want to go out this weekend and catch a movie?
2. To stop burning or shining, often used in reference to lights or fires.
- After the heavy rain, the campfire finally went out.
- You should replace the bulbs when they go out to keep the room well-lit.
3. To have a romantic or social relationship with someone.
- They have been going out for nearly a year now.
- I heard she's going out with that new guy from work.
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