Get out of
/ɡet aut ɔv/A2
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1. To leave or exit a place or situation, especially one that is causing stress or danger.
- It's getting late; I really should get out of here.
- After the accident, we had to get out of the building quickly.
2. To avoid doing something, especially by means of a fabricated excuse.
- He tried to get out of going to the meeting by saying he was sick.
- She always finds a way to get out of doing the dishes.
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