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Meanings of go outside in English
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Usage of go outside in English
1
For instance, right now you wish to stop practicing and go outside.
2
We're saying go outside but in way that reduces your social contact.
3
The Major was fully conscious, though not yet dressed to go outside.
4
It's really great that we have liberty to go outside of it.
5
We go outside into the large, fenced-in training area beside the woods.
6
But he said on Wednesday: We will have to go outside eventually.
7
When we go outside, it's so hot it doesn't feel quite real.
8
I hear noise and go outside sometimes to look for the shooter.
9
It actually got me to get up, go outside and start moving.
10
When we're finished, I go outside for a look at the damage.
11
They can't go to school and I don't let them go outside.
12
They should go outside and find the police, or volunteer at hospitals.
13
To go outside of all standards of decency like a common strumpet.
14
The three men pulled on their jackets and prepared to go outside.
15
Do you think it will inspire people to go outside and climb?
16
She could go outside sometimes, as long as she was in disguise.
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Australia
Common
United States of America
Common
South Africa
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