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# ''Paul '''goes out''' every Friday to drink beer at the nearest club .'' [Paul leaves home every Friday...] | # ''Paul '''goes out''' every Friday to drink beer at the nearest club .'' [Paul leaves home every Friday...] | ||
# ''Robert and Alice '''have been going out''' for two years now''. [they are in a romantic relationship for two years] | # ''Robert and Alice '''have been going out''' for two years now''. [they are in a romantic relationship for two years] | ||
| + | # ''This colour had '''gone out''' of fashion.'' [vanished from fashion] | ||
[[kategoria: go]] | [[kategoria: go]] | ||
[[kategoria:phrasals]] | [[kategoria:phrasals]] | ||
Aktualna wersja na dzień 13:18, 2 kwi 2016
go out (to leave, to have a romantic relationship) - wyjść, chodzić ze sobą.
- Jane is going out tonight. [Jane is leaving her house tonight - probably to enjoy herself.]
- Paul goes out every Friday to drink beer at the nearest club . [Paul leaves home every Friday...]
- Robert and Alice have been going out for two years now. [they are in a romantic relationship for two years]
- This colour had gone out of fashion. [vanished from fashion]
