Idiom: hang out (with someone)
Meaning
Idiom: hang out (with someone)
- to spend time with someone
Example sentences
— Sorry I can’t go with you. I like to hang out with my parents on Sundays.
— Do you want to hang out with us tomorrow?
— My roommates and I used to hang out a lot last semester but now we never see each other.
— When I was in junior high school I used to hang out with the nerds and I was on the debate team.
— If you're not busy, we're going to hang out at the mall after school today.
— Those boys used to hang out and smoke pot everyday after school so I'm not surprised none of them have jobs.
— After the concert, we went to a local bar and the band was there so we hung out with them for a few hours.
— All you ever want to do is hang out at home watching TV and it's so boring. Let's go out for dinner or to a movie.
— My friends and I used to hang out with my English teacher because she was so cool so I wasn't entirely shocked when she was arrested for having a relationship with a student.
Synonyms
- get together
- hang around
- run around with
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