Sentence examples of "going out" in English with translation "partir"

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He went out in anger. Il est parti fâché.
He went out in a hurry. Il est parti en vitesse.
They went out after they finished lunch. Ils partirent après avoir fini de déjeuner.
He went out without saying good-by. Il est parti sans dire au revoir.
No. He has gone out for lunch already. Non, il est déjà parti déjeuner.
Be sure to turn out the light when you go out. Assure-toi de couper l'électricité en partant.
I was just about to go out, when the bell rang. J'étais juste sur le point de partir quand le téléphone sonna.
I was just about to go out when the phone rang. J'étais sur le point de partir quand le téléphone sonna.
See to it that all the doors are locked before you go out. Vérifiez bien que toutes les portes sont fermées à clef avant que vous ne partiez.
I was just about to go out, when it began to rain hard. J'étais sur le point de partir lorsqu'il se mit à pleuvoir fort.
All the villagers went out into the hills to look for a missing cat. Tous les villageois partirent dans les montagnes à la recherche d'un chat disparu.
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