Collocation
hang out with friends
To spend time relaxing or socializing informally with friends, often without a specific plan or agenda.
Definition
'hang out with friends' is a common English collocation. To spend time relaxing or socializing informally with friends, often without a specific plan or agenda.
hang out + with + noun
“After school, they love to hang out with friends at the park.”
Examples
- On Saturdays, I often hang out with friends at the mall.
- They decided to hang out with friends at John's house last night.
- Do you want to hang out with friends after work today?
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- She was hanging out with friends when her mom called, so she couldn't answer immediately.
- We used to hang out with friends at the community center every weekend when we were younger.
- He prefers to hang out with friends rather than study all the time, finding it helps him relax.
- Despite their busy schedules, they always find time to hang out with friends and catch up.
- Having recently moved to a new city, she was eager to hang out with friends and explore local spots.
- Even during college, they made sure to hang out with friends to relieve stress before exams.
- Tomorrow, we're planning to hang out with friends at the beach if the weather holds up.
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