what do they mean?!
Hello everybody!
I'm reading a text in English and I find this sentence: " ...and what she enjoys doing on a typical night in and a typical night out."
My question is: what do mean NIGHT IN and NIGHT OUT? Is a kind of expression to say "all day"?
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Answers · 4
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hello! A 'night in' is a night spent inside the house. It could mean watching films or cooking or anything that involves spending your night in your house :)
A 'night out' would mean a night spent outside of the house. For example, clubbing, going to the cinema or going for food.
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a 'typical night out' would be getting dressed up, going to the cinema or the pub, out with friends etc
'typical night in' is staying at home. maybe watching a movie or have friends around
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No, that's not what it means at all.
'A night in' is when you spend the evening at home, for example watching TV or listening to music.
'A night out' when you go out somewhere for the evening, to a restaurant, cinema, club or bar.
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A night out is what young couples do but as they get older they prefer more nights in ;)
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