Pronunciation: /ˈaʊtɪŋ/
noun a short journey or trip, especially one taken for leisure purposes
A1 I went on an outing to the park with my family.
A2 The school organized an outing to the zoo for the students.
B1 We are planning a hiking outing for the weekend.
B2 The company arranged a team-building outing for all the employees.
C1 The outing to the art gallery was a huge success.
C2 The annual company outing to the beach resort was a memorable event.
verb to reveal or make known something that was previously hidden or secret
A1 I am outing with my friends to the park.
A2 She enjoys outing with her family on weekends.
B1 The company organized an outing for team building activities.
B2 The school is planning an outing to the museum next month.
C1 The group of hikers decided to go outing in the mountains for a week.
C2 The company outing to the beach resort was a huge success.
formal The company organized a team outing to the local park for team building activities.
informal Let's plan an outing to the beach this weekend!
slang I'm down for a spontaneous outing to the mall, are you in?
figurative The book club's outing into the realm of science fiction opened up new literary horizons for its members.
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