What does "go out" mean?

To leave home for entertainment To go somewhere for fun or socializing.

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

Are you going out tonight? We went out for drinks. She goes out every weekend.

Phrasal Verb BritishAmericanAustralian ★★★★★ Very Common Casual

Meaning: To leave home for entertainment

出去玩

Salir de casa para divertirse

遊びに出かける

놀러 나가다

To go somewhere for fun or socializing.

为了娱乐或社交而外出。

Ir a algún lugar para pasarlo bien o socializar.

楽しみや人付き合いのために外出すること。

놀거나 사교 활동을 위해 외출하다.

Base verb: go

Particle: out

Separable: No — the verb and particle stay together

Are you going out tonight?
你今晚出去吗？
¿Sales esta noche?
今夜出かけるの？
오늘 밤 나갈 거야?
We went out for drinks.
我们出去喝了几杯
Salimos a tomar algo
飲みに行った
우리는 술 마시러 나갔다.
She goes out every weekend.
她每个周末都出去玩
Sale todos los fines de semana
彼女は毎週末出かける
그녀는 매주 주말마다 나간다.

Context: socializing, entertainment

Tone: social

From going outside.

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal