家を出る
いえをでる
to go outside (the house); to leave home (for education, to live elsewhere, etc.); to run away from home; to enter the priesthood
Meanings
Expression, Ichidan verb
to go outside (the house)- to leave home (for education, to live elsewhere, etc.)
- to run away from home
- to enter the priesthood
Forms
| Plain | Polite | |
|---|---|---|
| Present | 家を出るいえをでる | 家を出ますいえをでます |
| Negative | 家を出ないいえをでない | 家を出ませんいえをでません |
| Past | 家を出たいえをでた | 家を出ましたいえをでました |
| Past negative | 家を出なかったいえをでなかった | 家を出ませんでしたいえをでませんでした |
| Te-form | 家を出ていえをでて |
|---|---|
| Potential | 家を出られるいえをでられる |
| Passive | 家を出られるいえをでられる |
| Causative | 家を出させるいえをでさせる |
| Volitional | 家を出よういえをでよう |
| Imperative | 家を出ろいえをでろ |
| Conditional (ば) | 家を出ればいえをでれば |
| Conditional (たら) | 家を出たらいえをでたら |
Example sentences
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What time do you leave home in the morning?
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What time do you usually leave home?
彼女は家を出るところだった。
She was about to leave the house.
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The weather was lovely when I left home.
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As soon as I left home, it began to rain.
More examples (10)
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She was getting ready for leaving home.
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Hardly had I left home when it began to rain.
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As soon as he went out of the house, it began to rain.
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I was just leaving home then.
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As soon as I left home, it began to rain.
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I had no sooner left the house than it began to rain hard.
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I was on the point of leaving home when a light rain started to fall.
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Even if I have to sell my house, I'll keep my business going.
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Before leaving home, I checked to see if I had forgotten anything.
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He had hardly left home when it began to rain.