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Phrasal Verbs
Unit 5.1 -
"Out" meaning "Outside" / "Leaving"
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Break out
(inseparable) |
To
escape from prison
>>Three
dangerous prisoners broke out
of jail yesterday. |
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Go out
(inseparable)
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To
go
somewhere else
>>I want to
go out this Saturday
night.
>>Do you fancy going out
for dinner this evening? |
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Move out
(inseparable)
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To
stop living in a particular house
>>She wants to
move out of her parents'
house and live by herself. |
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Pop out
(inseparable) |
To
leave the place where you are and go somewhere for a short time (Informal)
>>I'm just popping out
to get some milk. |
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Set out
(inseparable) |
To
start a journey
>>It was quite
sunny when we set out.
>>They said
they'd set out at about 7
o'clock, so they should be here soon. |
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Storm out
(inseparable) |
To
enter or leave a place angrily
>>He stormed
out of the house, slamming the door behind him. |
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Check out
(inseparable) |
To
leave a hotel after paying and giving
back the key of your room
>>We have to
check out of the hotel before 11 a.m. |
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