get out
— Phrasal Verb with get /get/ verb (present participle getting, past tense got, past participle got, US gotten)Definition
MOVE OUT › to move out of something, especially a vehicle: I'll get out when you stop at the traffic lights.
DIFFERENT PLACES › to go out to different places and meet people in order to enjoy yourself: She doesn't get out so much now that she's got the baby.
NEWS › If news or information gets out, people hear about it although someone is trying to keep it secret.
(Definition of get out from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary
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