Head out
/hed aʊt /B1
PreIntermediate
1. To leave a place or go out, especially to start a journey.
- We should head out now to avoid traffic.
- Let's head out for dinner around 7 PM.
2. To move away from a particular area or region, often for travel or exploration.
- After breakfast, we'll head out to explore the mountains.
- The team plans to head out early to survey the site.
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