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invite out

 

Definitions from WordNet

Verb invite out has 1 sense
  1. ask out, invite out, take out - make a date; "Has he asked you out yet?"
    --1 is one way to request, bespeak, call for, quest
    Sample sentence:
    Somebody ----s somebody

Definitions from the Web

- Definitions: - Verb (transitive): - To ask someone to go on a date or spend time socially outside of a specific location. - To ask someone to accompany or accompany oneself to a social event or outing. - To request someone's presence or participation in a specific activity or event. - Example sentences: -

1. Verb - To ask someone to go on a date or spend time socially outside of a specific location:

  • He invited her out for dinner and a movie.
  • She finally had the courage to invite her crush out to a concert.
  • They decided to invite their new neighbors out for a welcome dinner.
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2. Verb - To ask someone to accompany or accompany oneself to a social event or outing:

  • The team captain invited his teammates out to celebrate their victory.
  • We should invite our friends out to the park for a picnic.
  • Let's invite Sarah out for a day at the beach.
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3. Verb - To request someone's presence or participation in a specific activity or event:

  • The manager invited a renowned speaker out to address the company's employees.
  • They decided to invite a comedian out to entertain the guests at the charity event.
  • She was invited out to serve as a panelist at an international conference.
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