出でかける
Meanings
Verb (1-dan, intransitive)
1. to go out (e.g. on an excursion or outing); to leave; to depart; to start; to set out
I just went out for a little while.
2. to be about to leave; to be just going out
I was just about to go out.
Kanji used
exit
Pitch accent
で
かける
Top 1600
Composed of
coming out; going out; attending (work); appearing (on stage); start; beginning; origins
to hang up (e.g. a coat, a picture on the wall); to let hang; to put on (e.g. a blanket); to put on top of; to put on (glasses, etc.); to wear (a necklace, etc.); to make (a call)
Used in vocabulary (1 in total)
to go to see (something); to attend (e.g. game, performance)
Examples (200 in total)
Are you going anywhere?
When are you going out?
Will you go out tomorrow?
I'm going out.
Are we going out again?
I'm going out today.
How about going out for dinner?
Dick went out.
What time are you leaving?
It's impossible to go out now.
Would you like to go downtown for a bit?
Are you ready to go out?
He has already gone out.
She wanted to go out anyway.
I feel like going out today.
She has gone out.
I'm going out for a while.
Would you like to go out with me?
I couldn't go out because of the snow.
You'd better not go out today.
I was just about to go out.
My brother has already gone out.
I feel like going on a trip.
She went shopping.
I don't feel like going out this morning.
I went out by bicycle.
They were seen to go out.
Father has gone fishing.
I didn't go out last Sunday.
You ought not to go out.
The weather is just right for going out.
I'm going out for a bit.
Does Tom go out often?
I'm going out tonight, regardless.
They are out shopping.
Jane is out shopping.
The heavy snow prevented me from going out.
Tom went on a trip by himself.
I'm going out with Peter.
The couple went off on their honeymoon.
Where did he go yesterday?
She was about to go out.
I'm going out for a little while again.
I'm sorry, but I don't feel like going out today.
She went out with her dog.
It's too late to go out now.
Are you going to go anywhere this summer?
It was very cold, but we went out.
Are you going out dressed like that?
Would you like to go out with me tonight?
My father has just gone out.
Let's go out before it gets hot.
He goes there now and again.
I go to the library from time to time.
We went out in spite of the rain.
He set out on his travels again.
Let's go as soon as it stops raining.
The whole family is out for a walk.
I don't feel like going out tonight.
Shinji goes for a walk after dark every day.
She took a trip to Paris.
My father suggested that we go camping.
I didn't go anywhere yesterday.
He likes to go out on horseback.
I would rather stay home than go out.
We went to his rescue.
They left very early in the morning.
You've been going out a lot lately.
I'm going out for lunch.
My husband is out at the moment.
He set out on his historic voyage.
My wife went on a two-day trip.
The heavy rain kept us from going out.
The king went hunting this morning.
How about going out for a walk after dinner?
He was welcomed wherever he went.
My father has gone out to buy postcards.
Father is out, but Mother is at home.
After breakfast, we went out for a walk.
I couldn't go out on account of the bad weather.
Tom went out to buy lemonade.
He went out prepared for rain.
I went for a walk to try to sober up.
They never go out in the evening with their children.
I think it's time for me to leave for school.
I was about to go out when he came to see me.
The house was in good order when we left.
My son went out this morning and still hasn't come back.
The mother cat went out hunting birds.
He went on a journey a few days ago.
One morning he went for a walk.
She put on her coat and went out.
I forgot to turn off the lights when I left.
The young couple went to Kyoto for fun.
My mother put on makeup before going out.
She dressed up glamorously and went off to the party.
Somebody came to see me while I was out.
The lawyer went out with the secretary.
He went out for a walk, with his dog following behind.
He went to work in spite of his illness.
Be sure to turn off the gas before you go out.
When spring comes, people go out to pick wild plants.
I usually go shopping on Sunday afternoon.
He went to the airport to see his friend off.
The men went hunting for lions.
He stayed at home all day instead of going out.
What time does your father leave for his office?
I'm feeling ill, but I intend to go out anyhow.
At any rate I will go out when it stops raining.
He would often go to that tavern.
Mr. Smith went out to get lunch.
Paul put on gloves before going out.
I am not going out because I have to finish reading this book.
The number of Japanese going overseas has been increasing year by year.
They went out to Australia seeking gold.
He went skiing during the winter.
I go for a walk every other day.
Mother has just gone out shopping.
When I go on vacation, I'll rent a car.
Last year we went on a trip around the world.
She dressed up for the party.
We took advantage of the sunny weather to go on a picnic.
He often goes abroad on business.
Please lock the door before you go out.
I asked her if she was going out.
"Don't go out now." "Why not?"
You can go out, as long as you promise to be back early.
I would rather stay at home than go out in the rain.
She arrived just as I was leaving.
I hurried out so as to be in time for class.
Please be sure to close the windows before you go out.
He came to see you right after you left.
This job takes me all over the world.
No, he has gone out for lunch already.
She came back just as I was leaving.
He went fishing in a river near the village.
My husband went out to look for our son and hasn't come back since.
I don't like to go out without a coat on such a cold day.
My grandmother always puts on lipstick before she goes out.
Many young people go abroad during summer vacation.
My parents always make me do my homework before I go out.
My grandfather goes for a walk on fine days.
At any rate, I can go out when it stops raining.
It was such a pleasant day that we went for a walk.
A burglar broke into your house while you were away on vacation.
We've never actually been out on a date together.
My father was about to leave when the telephone rang.
Who will look after the baby while they're out?
On Sundays, we would get up early and go fishing.
She took two weeks' leave and visited China.
Over three thousand people attended the concert.
My father goes to work at eight every day.
Let's not just sit around. Let's go out and do something.
If it's a nice day tomorrow, we'll go on a picnic.
Just as I was about to go out, it started raining.
She went shopping, leaving her little child all alone.
Most young adults enjoy going out at night.
By the time you get back, I'll be gone.
If you had left a little earlier, you would have avoided the heavy traffic.
I prefer going out to staying at home.
My father was still at home when I left.
Make sure you turn everything off before you leave.
We went early to make sure we could get seats.
I will go even if it rains tomorrow.
I was about to leave when the doorbell rang.
On days off, it is taken for granted that one goes out in the morning and does not return until evening.
After she had lunch, she got ready to go out.
Please take care of my birds while I'm away.
Tomorrow, I'm going to take my mother out in the new car.
To tell the truth, I'd rather stay home than go out.
Do you really need to go out in this kind of weather?
Who is in charge of the office while the boss is away?
The number of students going abroad to study is increasing each year.
You must not insist on going out alone so late at night.
One day he set off on a long walk around the town.
Mary drank three cups of coffee before she left for work.
There being nothing else to do, we went for a drive.
Before he went fishing, he dug up some worms for bait.
His primary reason for going out was to see Patty.
The new couple have gone off to Hawaii on their honeymoon.
My wife goes to the village market to buy foods every day.
Just as he was going out, there was a great earthquake.
When I woke up this morning, both of my parents had gone to work.
I'd rather stay home than go out in this weather.
I was just about to go out when it started raining.
While we were out for a picnic, our house's lock was picked by a thief.
They were about to leave when I arrived there.
I was about to leave when you telephoned.
They've been away on a hot-spring trip with the people from the seniors' club for three days now.
Anne was just about to leave the house when the phone began ringing.
Since he said he was going out to do church service, I decided to help him.
One sunny day in April, I went out for a walk.
He left for Tokyo on urgent business by the 7 o'clock express this morning.
Many men went west in search of gold.
I went to every modern art show that took place in Tokyo last year.
The only time he feeds the dog is when his wife is away on a trip.
He is so crazy about his new car that he goes driving every Sunday.
All that you have to do to get a good seat is to leave early.
Everybody except the Anderson family is going to the party next Thursday evening.
My mother left home ten minutes ago.