Head straight meaning in English
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Definition
to head straight to (the beach): to make directly for, to go without diversion to, to travel unswervingly to (the beach)
I'm headed straight to the party after work, so I won't be home for dinner.
Examples
- "We won't be back after the break, because we're heading straight to the pub."
Exercise 1
True or false? Moira and Brent plan to leave the studio and go to a pub.
True or false? Moira and Brent plan to leave the studio and go to a pub.
After discussing the merits of drinking alcohol, Brent says to Moira, "Let's go have a drink then". Moira then says that they won't be back after the break because they "are going to the pub". A pub is a kind of traditional English bar (an establishment that serves alcohol). "To head straight to the pub" is to go directly to the pub.
This statement is not false.
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