sally out

• Verbo compuesto que significa salir de un lugar, especialmente de manera resuelta o enérgica, a menudo para emprender un viaje o alguna actividad.

A phrasal verb meaning to leave a place, especially in a determined or energetic manner, often to go on a journey or to engage in an activity.

incontable · intransitivo · phrasal, sin objeto

1. To rush out suddenlyformalbritish

   To leave a place quickly and energetically, often to attack or confront something.

   salir de repente

   • The soldiers sallied out from the fortress to meet the enemy.
   • She sallied out into the storm to rescue the stranded cat.
   • The team sallied out of the office to confront the protesters.

   Sinónimosburst outrush out

2. To set out on a journeyformalbritish

   To leave a place, especially with a specific purpose or goal.

   Salir de viaje

   • They sallied out early in the morning to explore the forest.
   • He sallied out to the market to buy fresh vegetables.
   • The explorers sallied out from their camp to map the unknown territory.

   Sinónimosdepartembarkgo forthleavesally forthset outstart out