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	sortir à reculons	to go out backwards
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	sortir	to go out
	hydro. descendre	to go out `[tide]`
	RadioTV être diffusé	to go out `[broadcast]`
	se déranger `[sortir]`	to go out
	se démoder	to go out of style
	se démoder	to go out of fashion
	aller se promener	to go out walking
	cuis. sortir déjeuner	to go out for lunch
	édition être publié	to go out `[published]` `[journal,` `magazine]`
	sortir faire des courses	to go out shopping
	vêt. sortir en débraillé	to go out sloppily dressed
	vêt. passer de mode	to go out of fashion
	être envoyé	to go out `[sent]` `[invitation,` `summons]`
	vêt. passer de mode	to go out `[become` `unfashionable]`
	s'absenter	to go out `[coll.]` `[be` `temporarily` `absent]`
	sortir le soir	to go for a night out
	s'éteindre `[lumière,` `feu]`	to go out `[be` `extinguished]`
	se déplacer `[médecin,` `artisan]`	to go out on call
	sortir ensemble `[loc.]`	to go out `[idiom]` `[date` `one` `another]`
	ressortir avec qn. `[fam.]`	to go out with sb. again
	sortir avec qn. `[loc.]`	to go out with sb. `[idiom]`
	priver qn. de sortie	to forbid sb. to go out
	aller jusqu'au bout `[loc.]`	to go all out `[idiom]`
	aller prendre un verre	to go out for a drink
	prendre des risques	to go out on a limb `[idiom]`
	aller aux informations	to go to find out the news
	cuis. aller au resto `[fam.]`	to go out for a meal
	occup. se mettre en grève	to go out `[go` `on` `strike]`
	météo. sortir dans le froid	to go out in the cold
	sortir sur le balcon	to go out on the balcony
	priver qn. de sorties	to forbid sb. to go out
	Je vais aux informations.	I'll go and find out.
	ressortir `[personne]` `[sortir` `à` `nouveau]`	to go out again `[leave` `again]`
	faire la bringue `[fam.]`	to go (out) on the razzle `[coll.]`
	aller se soûler	to go (out) on the piss `[coll.]` `[Br.]`
	sortir faire un tour `[à` `pied]`	to go out for a walk
	s'enfoncer dans la campagne	to go right out into the country
	s'évaporer `[disparaître]`	to go out the window `[coll.]` `[disappear` `completely]` `[idiom]`
	aller au-devant des clients `[fig.]`	to go out looking for custom
	psych. perdre la raison	to go out of one's mind `[coll.]` `[idiom]`
	auto sortir faire un tour `[en` `voiture]`	to go out for a drive
	se volatiliser `[fig.]` `[disparaître]`	to go out the window `[idiom]` `[disappear` `completely]`
	cuis. aller picoler `[fam.]` `[loc.]`	to go (out) on the booze `[coll.]` `[idiom]`
	aller quelque part en curieux	to go somewhere (just) out of curiosity
	prendre une (bonne) cuite `[fam.]`	to go out on the piss `[Br.]` `[vulg.]`
	sortir par la porte de derrière	to go out through the back door
	équi. sortir faire un tour `[à` `vélo,` `cheval]`	to go out for a ride
	partir à qc.	to go out to sth. `[e.g.` `a` `distant` `country]`
	faire la tournée grand ducs `[loc.]`	to go out on the town `[idiom]`

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