phrasal verb

Go out

No. 8 most commonLetter GInseparable

2Sections

Stop burning, be extinguished

Meanings

  • Stop burning, be extinguished (intransitive, International English)
  • Go on strike (intransitive, International English)
  • Become infashionable (intransitive, International English)
  • backwards, of a tide (intransitive, International English)
  • Be eliminated in a competition (intransitive, International English)
  • Be transmitted (intransitive, International English)
  • Be sent (intransitive, International English)
  • Intend (intransitive, International English)

Examples

  • The candle WENT OUT and left us in darkness.To leave home for a social activity.
  • He WENT OUT last night.
  • The workers WENT OUT for more money.
  • That sort of tie WENT OUT last year.
  • The tide GOES OUT in the evening.
  • England WENT OUT in the second round.
  • The item WENT OUT on the news yesterday.
  • The newsletter WENT OUT last night.
  • I didn't GO OUT to offend them. a romantic relationship, spending time together in social settings.

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