No. 13,756 in Spanish
salir
"Salir" means "to leave" or "to go out."
In a sentence
Vamos a salir esta noche y visitar el nuevo restaurante.
We are going out tonight and visiting the new restaurant.
In this sentence, 'salir' is used to mean 'to go out,' referring to leaving one's residence to engage in activities outside, such as socializing or exploring.
El autobús va a salir en quince minutos, ¡no lo pierdas!
The bus is going to leave in fifteen minutes, don't miss it!
Here, 'salir' is employed to mean 'to depart,' indicating the departure of a vehicle or means of transportation from a location.
Quiero salir adelante y mejorar mi situación financiera.
I want to move forward and improve my financial situation.
In this context, 'salir' is part of the phrase 'salir adelante,' which signifies progressing or overcoming obstacles, often in relation to personal growth or success.
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