go out for

1. Seek to become a participant in, as in I'm going out for soccer. [First half of 1900s] Also see go for, def. 3; go in for, def. 2.

Example Sentences

She has been at home with her children since then and says she does not dare to go out for fear of arrest.

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"We can't go out for meals, we can't treat the kids; our last holiday was our honeymoon in 2019 - we've never been away as a family," she says.

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When her five children were little, for example, “Sometimes the only activity I had for the day was to get the kids in their stroller or car seats and go out for a cup of coffee,” she said.

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When her five children were little, for example, “Sometimes the only activity I had for the day was to get the kids in their stroller or car seats and go out for a cup of coffee,” she said.

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In announcing the measures, which meant people had to stay at home and only go out for essential reasons, Drakeford said hundreds of people had contracted a new, "more aggressive" variant of the virus in Wales.

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Related Words

• arrest 
• catch 
• employ 
• fascinate 
• immerse 
• interest 
• involve 
• join 
• participate 
• preoccupy 
• undertake