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Do we go "on" or "for" an outing? - WordReference Forums
Do we go "on" or "for" an outing? For example "Tom and Linda are going for an outing together this weekend".
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outing / go out - WordReference Forums
Hi what is the difference between to go out and to go on an outing? Is that to go out means to go to a restaurant, bar or disco while to go on an outing means to take a trip, go for a picnic etc? Thanks in advance. OM
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Outing or excursion? - WordReference Forums
In a specific context, it may be standard practice to use one term or the other. For example, when schoolchildren in my area go somewhere as a class - for example, to a zoo - it's always called an outing. The word exc...
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'Outing' in American and British English? - WordReference Forums
The first sentence using "outing" as a noun is natural. The other two sentences are very unnatural. The most common way one will find "out" (or its participle "outing") used as a transitive verb is with the meaning "E...
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Go for outing... | WordReference Forums
Hi, all. A person plans to go outside for recreation in a happy weather with his friends. What would he say;? Let's go out for outing. Let's take an outing. Let's have an outing. Thanks,
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Outing - WordReference Forums
A school outing could be to anywhere outside the school: a museum, a factory, or even a cinema. It is an organized or planned activity, and so is a works outing, where a number of work colleagues go on something plann...
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day ('s) outing - WordReference Forums
"A day's outing" = "an outing of a day (in length)." It's not absolutely interchangeable with "day trip," but the sentence that you provide in #3 sounds like it would work in BE.
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Outing vs dayout - WordReference Forums
Hello Members The sentences below are from Longman dictionary a family/school etc outing A. a class outing to the ballet outing to B. an outing to the beach on an outing C. They had gone on an outing to the pool for R...
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Laying out or layouting - WordReference Forums
Hello everybody In many dictionaries is written layout as a single word. What confuses me is that I don't know how to use this word as a verb. For example: A: What are you doing right now? B: I'm laying out a page (of...
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Today is spring outing - WordReference Forums
Here is what this means to me: today is a day when the students all go on a planned outdoor trip (the "spring outing"). This means some classes were cancelled, so I was able to leave earlier than normal.