go outside
Step through door
Go outside means to leave an enclosed space—typically a building—and enter the open air.
The phrase often carries undertones of fresh air, exercise, or escaping confinement: You've been gaming all day; go outside.
Parents tell children to go outside and play.
Adults remind themselves to go outside more often.
- fresh airUnenclosed outdoor atmosphere
- go outLeave one's dwelling
- step outDepart temporarily
- touch grassAdvice to overly online people
- cabin feverDistress from extended confinement
exit · air · front porch · stroll · rain · walk · morning jog · sunshine · nature · park bench · picnic · backyard barbecue · leave · wind · forest · hike · beach · sky