HEAD OUT – Phrasal Verb
What is the meaning of HEAD OUT?
head out
Definition:
leave a place
Examples:
1. When they started to complain about his brother, he headed out of the room.
2. The wedding isn’t until Saturday, but we are going to head out on Thursday so we can help them with the decorating Friday afternoon. (Note: This suggests that the wedding is in another city.)
| present: | HEAD OUT | |
|---|---|---|
| present participle: | HEADING OUT | |
| past: | HEADED OUT | |
| past participle: | HEADED OUT |
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