Su excusa es que no quiere gastar dinero, pero yo creo que no sale porque no quiere.Her excuse is that she doesn't want to spend any money, but I think she doesn't go out because she doesn't want to.

c. it doesn't go out

El gato de Eva está muy viejo y no sale.Eva's cat is very old now and it doesn't go out.

d. doesn't go out

Mi abuelo no sale porque le cuesta mucho andar.My grandfather doesn't go out because he finds walking very hard.

e. he doesn't leave

¿Está esperando al jefe? Normalmente no sale por esta puerta sino por la lateral.Are you waiting for the boss? He doesn't usually leave through this door but by the side one.

f. she doesn't leave

Ana está siempre muy ocupada y no sale del trabajo antes de las 6 pm.Ana is always very busy and she doesn't leave work before 6 pm.

g. doesn't leave

Mi madre no sale de casa a no ser que no le quede más remedio.My mother doesn't leave the house unless she has no choice.

A word or phrase used to refer to the second person formal “usted” by their conjugation or implied context (e.g., usted).

(formal)

(you don't exit; habitual action; second person singular)

a. you don't go out

Usted no sale mucho, ¿verdad?You don't go out a lot, do you?

b. you don't leave

¿Cómo no va a estar pálido sin no sale de casa?How could you not be pale if you don't leave the house?

c. you won't leave

No sale de aquí sin decirme adónde va.You won't leave here without telling me where you're going.

3. (he or she is not exiting; planned action; third person singular)

a. he's not going out

Luis dice que no sale esta noche porque está muy cansado.Luis says he's not going out this evening because he's very tired.

b. she's not going out

¿Llamaste a Isa para ver si se quería venir? - Sí, pero está resfriada y no sale.Did you call Isa to see whether she wanted to come along? - Yes, but she has a cold and she's not going out.

c. is not going out

Rosa no sale a dar un paseo hasta que no acabe la tarea.Rosa is not going out for a walk until she finishes her homework.

A word or phrase used to refer to the second person formal “usted” by their conjugation or implied context (e.g., usted).

(formal)

(you're not exiting; planned action; second person singular)

a. you're not going out

Si no sale esta tarde, ¿le importa si le dejo un rato a mi hijo? Tengo que hacer un recado urgente.If you're not going out this afternoon, do you mind if I leave my son with you? I have an urgent errand to run.

5. (it doesn't depart)

a. it doesn't leave

¿A qué hora sale el avión? - No sale hasta las 4 pm, así que tenemos tiempo para comer tranquilamente.What time does the plane leave? - It doesn't leave until 4 pm, so we have time to have lunch at our leisure.

b. doesn't leave

El tren no sale de la vía 4, sino de la 5.The train doesn't leave from platform 4, but from platform 5.

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