Sentence examples of "eat out" in English

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Cooking at home is healthier than eating out at a restaurant. Cuisiner à la maison est meilleur pour la santé que de manger au restaurant.
Let's eat out tonight. Ce soir, mangeons dehors.
Let's eat out for a change. Mangeons dehors pour changer.
Do you want to eat out tonight? Veux-tu dîner dehors, ce soir ?
Is it all right to eat out tonight? Est-ce que ça va si on dîne dehors, ce soir ?
Do you eat at home or eat out? Est-ce que tu manges à la maison ou est-ce que tu manges dehors ?
Let's eat out tonight; I'm too tired to cook. Et si on dînait dehors ce soir, je suis trop fatigué pour cuisiner.
My wife likes to eat out, so she doesn't have to cook. Ma femme aime manger à l’extérieur, comme ça elle n'a pas à cuisiner.
My wife likes to eat out and so she doesn't have to cook. Ma femme aime manger à l'extérieur, comme cela, elle n'a pas à cuisiner.
I usually eat out. D'habitude, je mange dehors.
Eat your heart out, Tom. Mary is coming with me. Arrache-toi le cœur, Thomas. Marie vient avec moi.
If I eat too much chocolate, I break out in pimples. Si je mange trop de chocolat, j'ai une éruption de boutons.
Let's go out to eat. Allons manger dehors.
We eat with our mouths. Nous utilisons notre bouche pour manger.
I feel there is just no way out. J'ai l'impression qu'il n'y a pas d'issue.
He doesn't eat raw fish. Il ne mange pas de poisson cru.
A fire broke out last night. Un feu s'est déclaré la nuit dernière.
They eat fish on Fridays. Ils mangent du poisson les vendredis.
My mother is out. Ma mère est dehors.
I eat because I'm hungry. Je mange parce que j'ai faim.
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