leave home socially
I usually go out with my friends on Friday nights.
go out — 3 meanings
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phrasal verb3 meanings
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stop burning or working
The candle went out because of the wind.
have a romantic relationship
I heard that Anna and Mark are going out now.
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1. leave home socially
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To leave your home, especially to meet people or enjoy yourself.
I usually go out with my friends on Friday nights.
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To stop burning, shining, or working, especially for lights or fires.
The candle went out because of the wind.
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To be in a romantic relationship with someone; to date someone regularly.
I heard that Anna and Mark are going out now.
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