get off

US /ɡet ˈɔːf/
UK /ɡet ˈɔːf/
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1.

to leave a bus, train, aircraft, or boat

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I need to get off at the next stop.
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We got off the plane after a long flight.
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get on
2.

to leave work with permission, especially at the end of the day

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What time do you get off work?
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I usually get off around 5 PM.
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get to work
3.

to avoid punishment or criticism for something

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He was lucky to get off with just a warning.
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The lawyer tried to help his client get off.
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escapeavoidevade
4.

to remove clothing or an item from one's body

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Please get off your wet shoes before coming inside.
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He couldn't get off the tight ring from his finger.
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removetake off
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get off onget off on the right footget something off the groundget off on the wrong footget off someone's backoffoff and on