hang out
hang out 英 [hæŋ aut] 美 [hæŋ aʊt]
phrase. 挂出；闲逛
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- phrase. 挂出；闲逛
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1. But, as a teenager, I had “better” things to do than hang out at the airport.
但是，作为一名十几岁的少年，我还有比在机场闲逛更“好”的事情要做。
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2. You refuse to hang out with someone unless they make specific plans to hang out with you.
你不想和别人一起闲逛，除非他们已经制定好具体的计划，打算和你出去走走。
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3. It was its own little city, everyone would either hang out, or go fishing, or go hunting with each other. That life is gone.
它就是一个小社会，人们有时间时会搭帮结伙，或是闲逛、或是钓鱼，也许去打猎，但现在，都是过去时了。
- hang out (v.) c. 1400, intransitive (as of the tongue, from the mouth); transitive use by 1560s; see hang (v.) + out (adv.). Colloquial meaning "to be found" is recorded from 1811, "in allusion to the custom of hanging out a sign or 'shingle' to indicate one's shop and business" [Century Dictionary]. As a noun (often hangout) "residence, lodging" attested from 1893; earlier "a feast" (1852, American English).
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