get out

US /ɡet aʊt/
UK /ɡet aʊt/
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1.

sortir, partir

to leave a place or a vehicle

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I need to get out of here.
Je dois sortir d'ici.
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Let's get out and enjoy the fresh air.
Allons sortir et profiter de l'air frais.
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exitdepartleaveescapewithdraw
2.

se savoir, se propager

to become known or revealed

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The truth will eventually get out.
La vérité finira par se savoir.
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How did that secret get out?
Comment ce secret a-t-il pu se propager ?
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emergesurfaceleakbe revealedbe disclosed
1.

allez, sans blague

used to express disbelief or annoyance

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Get out! You're kidding me!
Allez ! Tu plaisantes !
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Get out! That's impossible!
Allez ! C'est impossible !
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no wayimpossibleunbelievableyou're kidding
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get out ofget a rise out ofbe/get out of practiceget bent out of shapeget out of my face!getget on