go out

• Verbo frasal usado para indicar sair de casa ou de um lugar para participar de um evento social, ou para parar de funcionar (como uma luz ou um fogo).

A phrasal verb used to indicate leaving one's home or place to go to a social event, or to stop functioning (e.g., a light or fire).

incontável · verbo irregular · intransitivo · phrasal, sem objeto

1. Leave a placeinformal

   To leave a building, room, or enclosed space.

   Sair

   • She went out to buy some groceries.
   • He went out of the office for a break.
   • They went out through the back door.

   Sinônimosdepartexitleavestep out

   Antônimoscomeenter

2. Socialize or dateinformal

   To go to a social event or to have a romantic date with someone.

   Sair para se relacionar

   • We are going out for dinner tonight.
   • They have been going out for three months.
   • She went out with her friends to the cinema.

   Sinônimosdatestep out

   Antônimosisolateremainstay

3. Stop functioninginformal

   To stop working or burning, such as a light or fire.

   Apagar

   • The lights went out during the storm.
   • The candle went out because of the wind.
   • The engine went out suddenly on the highway.

   Sinônimosburn outdie outexpirefadego offpeter out

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