eat out

verb

1. intr, adverb to eat away from home, esp in a restaurant

Example Sentences

Consumer spending jumped 3.7% in the third quarter, as people bought more cars and spent money on healthcare services and to travel and eat out.

From Los Angeles Times

But they acknowledged it had added to the pressure the company has been under, as budget-conscious customers eat out less.

From BBC

Something about eating out of a potato chip bag feels really satisfying.

From Los Angeles Times

After being treated for his condition, he decided to eat out, rather than have hospital food.

From BBC

This style of eating also allows us to enjoy eating out with friends, and sample local delicacies when travelling.

From Salon

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