Definition (leave)
- A1Verb + -ing
to exit a building or space, primarily for entertainment purposes.
Let's go out for a party tonight.
They often go out for dinner to unwind.
I enjoy going out with friends on weekends.
go out
Related to word: go
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Definition (light/fire)
- B1
When something that emits light or heat ceases to do so.
The candle has burned all night and has now gone out.
When the fire went out, the room was left in darkness.
After the streetlight went out, we needed a flashlight for illumination.
Definition (relationship)
- B1
to be in a romantic relationship, typically with an aspect of intimacy.
They have been going out for two years and their relationship is very stable.
She told me she is going out with a new guy lately.
The couple often spends time together, showing their intimacy.
Definition (sea)
When the tide moves away and reveals more of the shoreline.
As the tide went out, we discovered beautiful shells.
It was peaceful on the beach when the tide went out.
When the tide goes out, we can see the coral reefs in the shallow waters.
Definition (sport/sports)
to be eliminated from further participation in a sports event.
He performed poorly in the competition, so he was eliminated.
The team was quickly eliminated in the playoffs.
Her chance to advance ended with her loss in the final round.