get out

US /ɡet aʊt/

UK /ɡet aʊt/

1.

to leave a place or a vehicle

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I need to get out of here.

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Let's get out and enjoy the fresh air.

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exit depart leave escape withdraw

2.

to become known or revealed

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The truth will eventually get out.

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How did that secret get out?

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emerge surface leak be revealed be disclosed

1.

used to express disbelief or annoyance

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Get out! You're kidding me!

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Get out! That's impossible!

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no way impossible unbelievable you're kidding

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get out of get a rise out of be/get out of practice get bent out of shape get out of my face!get get on