Go out
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To leave one's home or place of residence for social activity.
On the weekends, I usually go out with my friends.

Often appears as...
- go out with friends
- go out for a meal
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To no longer function or be operative, typically used for lights or electronic appliances.
During the storm, the power went out

Often appears as...
- lights go out
- power go out
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To date someone or have a romantic relationship.
They have been going out for a couple of months now.

Often appears as...
- go out with someone
- going out together
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To expire or no longer be valid.
My driver's license is about to go out.

Often appears as...
- passport go out
- license go out
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To leave one's home or place of residence for social activity.
On the weekends, I usually go out with my friends.

Often appears as...
- go out with friends
- go out for a meal
phrase
To no longer function or be operative, typically used for lights or electronic appliances.
During the storm, the power went out

Often appears as...
- lights go out
- power go out
phrase
To date someone or have a romantic relationship.
They have been going out for a couple of months now.

Often appears as...
- go out with someone
- going out together
phrase
To expire or no longer be valid.
My driver's license is about to go out.

Often appears as...
- passport go out
- license go out
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Social Context
Use 'go out' for social activities, usually implies fun or leisure.

Are we going out for karaoke tonight?
Group Activities
'Go out' often implies being with friends or others, not alone.

We should go out for ice cream after the movie.
Evening Implication
It implies events in the evening or night but can be used for daytime outings.

Do you want to go out for lunch this weekend?
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