Take in
Take in verb - Visit for entertainment.
Usage example: take in the sights
Both terms in one sentence
- The Beatles episode "Money" has John sewing the boys' concert take in Ringo's pocket for safety while they visit Coney Island.
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Outside-Context Problem: The Utopians, anthropomorphic elephants native to the planet Utopia, kickstart the plot of Deponia Doomsday by coming from the future, where they had already made contact with Deponians, to visit Deponia's past and take in the historic atmosphere.
Source: Video Game / Deponia
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