Phrasal verb №73
get out
/ɡet aʊt/
Meaning
To leave a place or escape; also to remove something from inside
Example
He got out of the car and stretched his legs.
He got out of the car and stretched his legs.
Examples with the phrasal verb get out
She opened the window and helped the cat get out.
She opened the window and helped the cat get out.
I am getting out of the car now, holding my hat as I step down.
I am getting out of the car now, holding my hat as I step down.
He got out of the small boat and smiled at the quiet lake.
He got out of the small boat and smiled at the quiet lake.