Leave, go out - Salir (The 114th Most Common Spanish Word)

The Spanish translation for Leave, go out is Salir. This word often comes up when talking about being & changes, activities & movements, family & relationships, lifestyle & free time, occupation. It can be used as verb. It is classified as a A1 word, and is the 114th most commonly used word in Spanish. You can see example sentences for context below, and you can also listen to their pronunciations by clicking on the speaker icon. Download our app for offline access to all of the 3000 most common Spanish words with over 60000 example sentences, pronunciations, and various practice types.

Pronunciation

English: leave, go out

Spanish: salir

Examples


Please excuse me, I have to leave.	Permiso por favor, tengo que salir.
You're an idiot to go out in this weather.	Eres muy idiota para salir con este tiempo.
She just left.	Acaba de salir.
She just left.	Acaba de salir.
I thought that we could go out and get something to eat.	Pensé que podríamos salir por algo de comer.
The train has just gone.	El tren acaba de salir.
You'll have to come back a little later: the man who deals with that issue has just gone out.	Tendrás que volver un poco más tarde: el hombre que se ocupa de ese tema acaba de salir.
You are not to leave this room without my permission.	No vas a salir de esta habitación sin mi permiso.

Father, today I'm going out with some friends. Of course, that's if you will allow it.	Padre, hoy voy a salir con algunos amigos. Claro está, si usted me da su permiso.
I could not go outside.	No podía salir a la calle.
I have to leave early to catch the train.	Tengo que salir temprano para tomar el tren.
I don't feel like going out these days.	No tengo ganas de salir estos días.
It's time to leave.	Es hora de salir.
I'm busy now and can't go out.	Estoy ocupado ahora y no puedo salir.
Close the window before you leave.	Cierra la ventana antes de salir.
I'm not sure whether to stay home or go out.	No estoy seguro de si me debería quedar en casa o salir.
I prefer going out to staying home.	Prefiero salir a quedarme en la casa.
I really should leave.	Realmente debería salir.
It is nine. I'm afraid I must be leaving now.	Son las nueve. Me temo que hay que salir ya.
I'm ashamed to go out dressed like this.	Me da vergüenza salir vestido así.
It is better to stay in than go out.	Es mejor que te quedes en casa antes que salir.