Examples of using "выходить" in a sentence and their english translations:
- You can't go out.
- You can't go outside.
You can come out now.
You have to get off here.
It's time to leave.
You'd better not go out.
Where do I get off?
I didn't want to go outside.
- She was on the point of leaving.
- She was about to leave.
It's now time to leave.
- He is about to leave.
- He's about to leave.
I was going out.
Are you ready to go?
Where do I get off?
He would not go out.
You have to get off here.
Where should we go down?
- I don't feel like going out.
- I'm not in a mood to go out.
You must get off at the next station.
You must get off at the next station.
Tom is afraid to go outside.
- You ought not to go out.
- You'd better not go out.
- You shouldn't go out.
The next station is where you get off.
Tom doesn't want to go out.
women are forbidden to go out at night
Tom doesn't want to go out.
I have to get off at the next stop.
The next station is where you get off.
They shouldn't go out.
You'd better not go out.
to go out there and sell.
I don't feel like going out.
I'm not allowed to go outside.
Tom avoids going out at night.
You need to get out of the house more.
Tom didn't want to go out.
Tom didn't want to go outside.
Tom didn't want to leave his house.
Tom was about to leave when it started raining really hard.
Are you ready to go out?
You must not go out today.
The ship is about to set sail.
- You are not to leave your room.
- Don't leave the room.
She was about to leave the house.
She is apt to lose her temper.
She is forbidden to go out.
Mary did not want to get married.
- That's no reason to get mad.
- That's no reason to get angry.
Don't anybody leave this room.
Where do I get off?
I didn't feel like going out.
I was about to leave my house.
- You ought not to go out.
- You'd better not go out.
We're just about ready to go.
I have to leave in ten minutes.
Baby boomers are starting to retire.
You need to get off at the next stop.
People are afraid of going out.
Going out in this rain is out of the question.
You shouldn't go out after dark.
You must not go out at night.
- People are still afraid to go out.
- People are still afraid to leave their houses.
You'd better not go out today.
My mother told me not to go out.
Mary locked herself in the bathroom and refused to come out.
Tom locked himself in the bathroom and refused to come out.
What makes them keep taking to the streets
- I would sooner stay than go.
- I'd rather stay than go.
- She is too young to marry.
- She's too young to get married.
I was just about to leave the house when the telephone rang.
I never want to get married.
- Do not venture outside your homes.
- Do not venture to come out of your homes.
Tom is afraid to leave his house.
I shouldn't have logged off.
She was about to go out.
I don't want to go out.
I didn't really feel like going out.
You need to get out of the house more.
You need to get out of the house more.
It's time to set off.