To eat out is to eat away from home, at a cafe or restaurant.
Example of use:
I don’t feel like cooking tonight so let’s eat out.
infinitive – eat out
present simple – eat out and eats out
-ing form – eating out
past simple – ate out
past participle – eaten
See also, eat up
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