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でていく
Meanings
Verb (5-dan)
1. to go out and away; to leave
い may be dropped, particularly in plain or rough language
I left this town.
Alt. forms
出でて行いく
89%
出でていく
9%
でていく
出でてゆく
Conjugations...Used in: 96
Composed of
coming out; going out; attending (work); appearing (on stage); start; beginning; origins
to go; to move (towards); to move through; to travel across; to go (well, badly, etc.); to proceed; to do (in a particular way)
Examples (29 in total)
Get out, because I'm changing clothes!
I left this town.
I want him to leave.
Get out of here immediately!
He went out the window.
He finally left the room.
How long ago did he leave?
If you want me to leave, I will.
She went out of the room in anger.
The teacher said to me, "Get out!"
Pack your things and get out of here.
They went out of the room, one after another.
So I should just wait for the right moment and leave.
Children don't like to go out in the dark.
Mary left the room suddenly.
Even if I don't leave, it should surely be fine.
As soon as he graduated, he left town.
The subordinate immediately bowed and left the room.
As I hung my head in remorse, she left the room.
Tom and Mary left through different doors.
Jim went out, but Mary stayed home.
My father left home when I was three.
He went out of this door, never to return.
Having said that, he bowed and left.
He raised his hand lightly and went out of the shop.
I caught him trying to go out of the room.
"Where's Mary?" "She left in the morning, said she was going to the beauty salon."
The boy put on his athletic shoes and ran outside.
All I know is that she left last week.