Ask sb out
*To invite someone to go out (to something or
some place) [on a date]: He asked her out to dinner, but she had other plans. #
She couldn’t go, so he asked out someone else.
*To invite someone for a visit to a place in
the country or some other location remote from the centre of things: Tom must
be tired of the city, let’s ask him out to our place.
*If you ask someone out, you invite them to go
somewhere with you: Every few weeks he and his wife would ask Brody and Ellen
out to dinner. # It had to be a cheap restaurant, since he was asking her out.
# I kept being asked out by men.
*Ask someone, especially someone of the
opposite sex, to go to a film, a restaurant, etc. with you: Jerry’s too scared
to ask her out.
*To invite somebody to go out with you,
especially as a way of starting a romantic relationship: He’s too shy to ask
her out.
*To invite someone to come with you to a place
such as the cinema or a restaurant, especially as a way of starting a romantic
relationship: She’s asked Steve out to the cinema this evening. # You should
ask her out sometime.
*(transitive)
To invite someone to go with you to a cinema, restaurant etc. because you want
to start a romantic or sexual relationship with them: Finally he asked her out.
ask verb
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