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gaisyutusuru

外出がいしゅつするgaisyutusuru
to go out
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Usages of gaisyutusuru

外出がいしゅつする　前まえ　に　薬くすり　を　バッグ　に　入いれて　おく。gaisyutusuru mae ni kusuri wo baggu ni irete oku.
Before going out, I put the medicine in my bag in advance.
雨あめ　の　日ひ　は　外出がいしゅつしません。ame no hi ha gaisyutusimasen.
I don't go out on rainy days.
気分きぶん　が　悪わるい　日ひ　は　外出がいしゅつしません。kibun ga warui hi ha gaisyutusimasen.
On days when I feel bad, I don't go out.
鼻水はなみず　だけ　で　なく　せき　も　出でる　ので、　今日きょう　は　外出がいしゅつしません。hanamizu dake de naku seki mo deru node, kyou ha gaisyutusimasen.
I have not only a runny nose but also a cough, so I’m not going out today.
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