Sentence examples of "Going" in English with translation "salir"

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She's allergic to going out. A ella no le gusta salir para nada.
Sickness prevented him from going out. Una enfermedad impidió que saliera.
I feel like going out today. Hoy tengo ganas de salir.
Illness prevented me from going out. La enfermedad de impidió de salir.
We're going to leave tomorrow morning. Saldremos mañana por la mañana.
I'm going out for a while. Salgo un momento.
The snow prevented me from going out. La nieve me impidió salir.
The rain kept us from going out. No pudimos salir por la lluvia.
Paul put on gloves before going out. Paul se puso los guantes antes de salir.
That typhoon prevented me from going out. El tifón me impidió salir.
Whom are you going out with now? ¿Con quién sales ahora?
I'm going out in an hour. Voy a salir en una hora.
The rain prevented me from going out. La lluvia me impidió salir.
The heavy rain prevented me from going out. La fuerte lluvia no me dejó salir.
I didn't really feel like going out. Realmente no tenía ganas de salir.
I feel like going out for a walk. Tengo ganas de salir a caminar.
I don't feel like going out tonight. No tengo ganas de salir esta noche.
I'm going to go out this afternoon. Voy a salir esta tarde.
Tom felt like going out for a walk. Tom sintió ganas de salir a dar un paseo.
The heavy rain kept us from going out. La fuerte lluvia nos impidió salir.
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