What does "go out" mean?

To lose consciousness To faint or become unconscious.

How do you use "go out" in a sentence?

The pain was so bad I nearly went out. He went out like a light. I felt myself going out.

Phrasal Verb BritishAmericanAustralian ★★★☆☆ Moderate informal

Meaning: To lose consciousness

失去知觉

Perder el conocimiento

意識を失う

의식을 잃다

To faint or become unconscious.

昏倒或失去意识。"go out like a light"是一个习语，意为"瞬间失去意识"。

Desmayarse o quedar inconsciente. "Go out like a light" es una expresión que significa "perder el conocimiento instantáneamente".

気を失う、または意識がなくなること。「go out like a light」は「あっという間に意識を失う」という意味のイディオム。

기절하거나 의식을 잃다.

Base verb: go

Particle: out

Separable: No — the verb and particle stay together

The pain was so bad I nearly went out.
疼得我差点昏过去
El dolor era tan fuerte que casi me desmayo
あまりの痛みに意識を失いかけた
너무 아파서 의식을 잃을 뻔했다.
He went out like a light.
他一下子就昏过去了
Se quedó inconsciente al instante
彼はあっという間に意識を失った
그는 순식간에 의식을 잃었다.
I felt myself going out.
我感觉自己要昏过去了
Sentí que me iba
意識が遠のいていくのを感じた
의식이 점점 멀어지는 것을 느꼈다.

Context: fainting, consciousness, pain

Tone: dramatic

From lights going out.

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal