יוֹצֵא וְנִכְנָס, יוֹצֵא וּבָא

ביטוי (אנגלית)

Goes out and comes in

הגדרה (אנגלית)

Figuratively: like a member of the household; someone with the right to enter and leave freely, familiar in the place and of standing. Also: a regular visitor who comes on a fixed basis.

("Abaye said... Everyone may slaughter, even a Samaritan. In what case were these words said? When an Israelite stands over him; but if he goes out and comes in, he may not slaughter" - Hullin 3a). Likewise: "And by virtue of this he would be able to go in and out a little at the town rabbi's house" - Y.L. Peretz, Lowered Eyes, Oz. And likewise: "And as long as Rabbi Alter was here, I used to go in and out at his place" - Agnon, Until Now, With the Coming of the Day, 134).