get off (A1)
verb
Pronunciation: /ɡɛt ɒf/
Definition
To leave a place, especially a public transport vehicle.
Examples
You need to get off the train at Grand Central Station.
She got off the plane after a long flight.
Make sure you get off at the right bus stop.
How to Use get off
- get off the bus (collocation)
- To exit a bus. — "We need to get off the bus at the next stop."
- get off the train (collocation)
- To exit a train. — "Please get off the train carefully."
- get off the plane (collocation)
- To exit an airplane. — "Passengers will get off the plane after the announcement."
- get off work (collocation)
- To finish one's work shift. — "I get off work at 5 PM."
- get off someone's back (idiom)
- To stop criticizing or bothering someone. — "Can you please get off my back? I'm doing my best."
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