Phrasal Verb: Go out

Meaning: Stop burning, be extinguished

Example: The candle WENT OUT and left us in darkness.

Meaning: Leave a place

Example: He WENT OUT last night.

Meaning: Go on strike

Example: The workers WENT OUT for more money.

Meaning: Become infashionable

Example: That sort of tie WENT OUT last year.

Meaning: Move backwards, of a tide

Example: The tide GOES OUT in the evening.

Meaning: Be eliminated in a competition

Example: England WENT OUT in the second round.

Meaning: Be transmitted

Example: The item WENT OUT on the news yesterday.

Meaning: Be sent

Example: The newsletter WENT OUT last night.

Meaning: Intend

Example: I didn't GO OUT to offend them.