salir

/saˈliɾ/, [saˈliɾ]

get out, go to

Examples

No me gusta salir cuando llueve.

I don't like to go outside when it's raining.

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Al salir de la estación vi a un hombre.

When I left the train station, I saw a man.

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Debemos salir de aquí.

We have to get away from here.

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Lo pillamos tratando de salir de su cuarto.

We caught him trying to go out of his room.

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Le vi salir.

I saw him go out.

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Podríamos salir juntos como hicimos el año pasado.

We could go out together like we did last year.

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No puedes salir después de cenar.

You must not go out after dinner.

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Te hará bien salir en vacaciones.

It will do you good to have a holiday.

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Ni pensar en salir en esta lluvia.

Going out in this rain is out of the question.

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Voy a salir a dar un paseo.

I'm going out for a walk.

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No voy a salir porque tengo que trapear mi cuarto.

I am not going out because I have to mop my room.

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Ahora es imposible salir.

Now it's impossible to go out.

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Perdí mi única oportunidad de salir en televisión.

I lost my only chance to appear on television.

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Voy a salir.

I'm about to go out.

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Nadie supo de qué advirtió la alarma cuando sonó esta tarde, pero, a excepción de aquellos pocos infelices que estaban tan absortos en sus trabajos para no percatarse de la señal, todo el mundo consiguió salir del edificio con vida.

No one knew what the alarm signaled when it sounded that afternoon, but, with the exception of those few unlucky enough to have been so engrossed in their work as to not notice it, everyone made it out of the building alive.

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Tengo que salir de aquí.

I got to get out of here.

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A Tom le han empezado a salir algunas arrugas en su frente.

Tom has started to get a few wrinkles on his forehead.

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Puedes salir ahora.

You can come out now.

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No voy a salir porque tengo que terminar de leer este libro.

I am not going out because I have to finish the reading of this book.

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Me pidió salir y yo le dije que anda ya y entonces él empezó a decir que vale, que entonces se lo iba a pedir a mi hermana.

He asked me on date, and I was like, "no way," and then he was all like, "whatever, I'll ask your sister."

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