dine out
Beginner (A2)neutral
To go to a restaurant or someone else's house for a meal.
"We like to dine out on special occasions, but it's expensive."
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Easy Everyday English: Stay in, Go out, Dine in, Night out...
English with Emma · engVid · 7:18
We have here "dine out" and "dine in".
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The Graham Stephan Show · 15:32
to dine out, to spoil the ones you love,
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Davidsbeenhere · 11:47
the most expensive city to dine out in America,
Easy Everyday English: Stay in, Go out, Dine in, Night out...
English with Emma · engVid · 8:05
So we use "dine out" or "dine in" to talk
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Davidsbeenhere · 0:00
Miami, the most expensive city in America to dine out.