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Meanings of go out in English
Antonyms
Examples for "come in"
Examples for "come in"
1
Minor acquisitions might come in the course of the year, he said.
2
Admiral Powys said you would be arriving; you come in good time.
3
I told him, 'I don't think I'm able to come in today.
4
He now says the key moment will come in the final week.
5
The consistency will come in the lower risk areas of New Zealand.
Usage of go out in English
1
For example, you can't just go out and share people's health data.
2
They can't even go out and ask people for help, she said.
3
She didn't want to go out to the food market early, either.
4
In fact, I go out of my way to try new brews.
5
Though my opinion, of course, does not go out of this room.
6
You do have to go out and seek those better quality products.
7
Or thoughts go out to the family, it said in a statement.
8
I determined right then that I would go out fishing every week.
9
To go out or something?' He nodded and asked for her number.
10
You will go out, enjoy the company and have a great time.
11
Therefore, there's no need to go out of your way like this.
12
Enigma.' The message will go out in less than three minutes, sir.
13
Without warning, residents of Cullinan saw the power go out on Sunday.
14
They can't use public transport; they don't go out for meals .
15
Stay home, unless there is a very good reason to go out.
16
Early every morning he would go out into the forest to work.
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Go out through the time
Go out across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Australia
Common
United States of America
Common
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