OUT AND ABOUT
Meaning
The phrase "out and about" typically means being active, especially outside of one's home, engaging in various activities or errands.
Example sentences
- It's such a beautiful day; let's go out and about and enjoy the sunshine.
- After being cooped up inside all week, I was eager to get out and about on the weekend.
- She's always out and about, running errands or meeting up with friends.
- Despite the rainy weather, they decided to go out and about and explore the city's museums.
- My grandmother loves going out and about; she's more active than most people half her age.
- With the pandemic restrictions easing, more people are starting to feel comfortable going out and about again.
- He's retired now but still enjoys being out and about, volunteering in the community and staying active.
- After finishing their work, the children begged their parents to take them out and about to the park.
- Whenever she's feeling restless, she likes to go out and about and take long walks around the neighborhood.
- Being out and about allows me to clear my mind and get some fresh air, which is important for my mental well-being.
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