Get out
/ɡet ˈaʊt/A2
Beginner
1. To leave a place, especially a building or vehicle.
- I told them to get out of the house immediately.
- Once the bus arrived at the station, everyone started to get out.
2. To remove something from a place or container.
- He managed to get the laptop out of the bag without anyone noticing.
- Can you help me get these boxes out of the car?
3. To escape from an unpleasant situation or avoid a responsibility.
- I need to get out of going to that meeting tomorrow.
- She got out of cleaning the garage by pretending to be sick.
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