CEFR A2

get out

phrasal verb

Meaning

To leave a place or escape a situation.

Examples

We need to get out before the storm hits the coast.
It was so stuffy in the office that I had to get out for a walk.

Synonyms: leave, exit, escape, depart

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get out (A2)

phrasal verb

Pronunciation: /ɡɛt aʊt/

Definition

To leave a place or escape a situation.

Examples

We need to get out before the storm hits the coast.
It was so stuffy in the office that I had to get out for a walk.
She managed to get out of the meeting early to catch her train.

Synonyms of get out

Words with a similar meaning to get out:

leave
exit
escape
depart

Antonyms of get out

Words with the opposite meaning to get out:

enter
stay

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