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I would rather stay at home than go out in the rain.
雨の中を出かけるよりむしろ家にいたい。
Make sure you turn everything off before you leave.
出かける前にすべてのものを必ず消すようにしなさい。
He was about to start.
彼はまさに出かけるところだった。
I'm sorry, but I don't feel like going out today.
ごめんなさい、今日は出かける気分じゃないの。
You are free to go or stay.
出かけるも出かけないもあなたの自由です。
His primary reason for going out was to see Patty.
彼が出かける主要な理由はパティに会うことだった。
Do you really need to go out in this kind of weather?
こんな天気の中、本当に出かける必要があるの?
At any rate, I can go out when it stops raining.
いずれにせよ雨がやんだら出かけることができる。
It's time to go.
出かける時間よ。
He always leaves for work at 8:00 a.m.
彼はいつも朝8時に仕事に出かける。
I think it's time for me to leave for school.
そろそろ学校に出かける時間だと思う。
He is leaving home now.
彼は今出かけるところだ。
Don't forget to turn off the gas before going out.
出かける前に忘れずにガスを閉めなさい。
I don't feel like going out tonight.
今晩は出かける気分ではない。
We'll go out when this shower is over.
このにわか雨がやんだら、私たちは出かけるつもりです。
The house was in good order when we left.
私たちが出かけるとき、家はきちんとしていた。
Are you going anywhere?
あなたはどこかへ出かけるのですか。
It's fun to go for a walk in the woods.
森の中を散歩に出かけるは楽しい。
It's time for us to go.
出かける時間だ。
Please be sure to turn off the light before you leave.
出かける前に必ず明かりを消して下さい。
I may as well start at once.
すぐに出かけるほうがよさそうだ。
Be sure to turn off the gas before you go out.
出かける前にガスを必ず消しなさい。
Be sure to put out the light before you go out.
出かける前に必ず電気を消して下さい。
If the weather is good, I'll go out tomorrow.
天気がよければ明日出かける。
I'll go out after having dinner.
夕食を済ましたら出かける。
He would often go to that tavern.
彼はその居酒屋によく出かける。
Father never goes out with an umbrella without leaving it somewhere.
父は傘を持って出かけると、必ずどこかへ置き忘れる。
For example, they do not have to go to a stadium to see the World Series or the Super Bowl because they can enjoy watching the games in their own living rooms.