外出 (wài chū): To go out (Verb) — Meaning & Stroke Order

The weather is nice today, let's go out for a walk.

It's best not to go out in thunderstorm weather

The weather is sunny today, suitable for going out.

We should avoid going out on rainy days.

During the New Year's Day holiday, many people choose to travel to relax.

On such a sunny day, people enjoy going out for a walk.

When the parents are away, the grandparents are responsible for supervising the grandson.

Many young people choose to work away from home to improve their family's livelihood.

The defendant claimed that he was on a business trip abroad when the incident occurred.