English–Japanese
“head out” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajikuridasu
Example
私は友達と町へ繰り出します。watashi wa tomo dachi to machi e ku ri da shi ma su
I head into town with my friends.
How to say “head out” in Japanese
“Head out” in Japanese is 繰り出す (kuridasu).
It conveys a strong movement from inside to outside, whether something is drawn forward or people set off together.
Example sentences with 繰り出す
雨がやんだので、家族で近所の祭りへ繰り出しました。ame ga ya n da no de ka zoku de kin jo no matsu ri e ku ri da shi ma shi ta
When the rain stopped, my family headed out to a local festival.
Tips for using 繰り出す
- The head-out sense often occurs with destinations such as downtown and sounds more vivid than the neutral phrase go out.