go out

salir

Salir de casa para divertirse o reunirse con gente, por ejemplo en restaurantes, cines o discotecas.

En inglés sencillo: If you do this, you leave home to enjoy yourself in places such as restaurants, cinemas, or clubs.

• We go out every Friday.
• They went out for dinner yesterday.
• Would you like to go out with us tonight?

Cómo se usa: go out for something (We are going out for a meal.); go out with someone (She goes out with her friends on Fridays.); go out doing something (They went out dancing last night.)

Antónimos: stay in

Expresiones frecuentes: go out for dinner, go out with friends, go out dancing

salir

Dejar un edificio o pasar de un espacio interior a uno exterior.

En inglés sencillo: If you do this, you leave a building or move into an outside space.

• He went out into the garden.
• Please go out through that door.
• Did anyone see her go out of the building?

Cómo se usa: go out of something (She went out of the room quietly.); go out through something (Please go out through the side door.)

Sinónimos: leave, exit

Antónimos: come in

Expresiones frecuentes: go out the door, go out into rain, go out into sunlight

apagarse

Dejar de dar luz, en el caso de una lámpara, o de arder, en el caso de un fuego.

En inglés sencillo: If a light or fire does this, it stops shining or burning.

• The candle went out.
• All the lights went out during the storm.
• Will the fire go out if we leave it?

Sinónimos: die out, be extinguished

Expresiones frecuentes: lights go out, candles go out, go out suddenly

quedar eliminado

Perder en una competición y quedar sin posibilidad de seguir participando.

En inglés sencillo: If a player or team does this, they lose and cannot continue in a competition.

• Our team went out early.
• She went out in the second round.
• Did they go out of the cup on penalties?

Cómo se usa: go out of something (They went out of the tournament yesterday.); go out in + round (Our team went out in the first round.); go out to someone (They went out to last year’s champions.)

Sinónimos: be eliminated, be knocked out

Antónimos: advance

Expresiones frecuentes: go out on penalties, go out early

desaparecer, desvanecerse

Desaparecer una cualidad de una persona, una voz, una situación o una actividad.

En inglés sencillo: If a quality does this, it disappears from a person, voice, situation, or activity.

• The anger went out of her voice.
• All the excitement had gone out of the campaign.
• His confidence seemed to go out of him after that mistake.

Cómo se usa: something goes out of someone/something (All the warmth went out of his voice.)

Sinónimos: disappear, fade, drain away

Expresiones frecuentes: go out of someone, go out of something

perder el conocimiento, quedar inconsciente

Quedar inconsciente y no poder percibir lo que ocurre ni reaccionar.

En inglés sencillo: If someone does this, they become unable to see, hear, or respond because they are unconscious.

• He went out after the punch.
• The boxer went out cold and fell to the floor.
• She went out for a few seconds after hitting her head.

Sinónimos: pass out, lose consciousness

Antónimos: come round

Expresiones frecuentes: go out cold, go out completely