What does "head out" mean?

To leave and go somewhere To depart, especially heading toward a destination.

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

I'm heading out now. We should head out soon. She headed out to the store.

Phrasal Verb BritishAmericanAustralian ★★★★★ Very Common Casual

Meaning: To leave and go somewhere

出发，离开

Irse a algún lugar

出発する、出かける

출발하다, 나가다

To depart, especially heading toward a destination.

离开，特别是朝着某个目的地出发。

Partir, especialmente dirigiéndose hacia un destino.

特に目的地に向かって出発することを意味します。

떠나다, 특히 목적지를 향해 출발하다.

Base verb: head

Particle: out

Separable: No — the verb and particle stay together

I'm heading out now.
我现在出门了
Me voy ahora
今から出かけます
지금 나갈게.
We should head out soon.
我们该出发了
Deberíamos irnos pronto
そろそろ出発したほうがいい
슬슬 출발해야겠다.
She headed out to the store.
她去商店了
Se fue a la tienda
彼女は店に向かった
그녀는 가게에 갔다.

Context: departing, travel

Tone: casual

From directing your head (yourself) outward.

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal