get out of
Phrasal verbto leave or go out of a place; to escape from a difficult or dangerous situation; to gain or obtain sth good from sb / sth
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Meaning
Oxford85% of films
to leave or go out of a place
Editorial10% of films
to escape from a difficult or dangerous situation
Oxford5% of films
to gain or obtain sth good from sb / sth
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We have to stock that day and can't get out of it.
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