Get it out Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈɡɛt/, /ˈɡɪt/ /ˈɪt/, /ɪt/ /ˈaʊt

GET-it-OWT or GIT-it-OWT

UK

ɡˈɛt/ /ˈɪt/ /ˈaʊt

get-IT-OUT

Definition

To remove something from a place, or to say something you have been holding inside, especially about your feelings.

Usage & Nuances

'Get it out' can be both literal (physically removing something) and figurative (expressing feelings or secrets). Common with 'of your system' or 'in the open.' In emotional contexts, often means sharing worries or anger so you feel better.

• Spanish: sacarlo - decirlo (cuando es un sentimiento) - soltarlo
• Portuguese (BR): tirar isso fora - desabafar (quando é um sentimento)
• Portuguese (PT): deitar isso fora - desabafar (quando é um sentimento)
• Chinese (Simplified): 拿出来 - 说出来（心里话）
• Chinese (Traditional): 拿出來 - 說出來（心裡話）
• Hindi: बाहर निकालना - बोल देना (जब भावना हो)
• Arabic: أخرجه - قله (عندما يكون شعوراً)
• Bengali: বার করে আনা - মন থেকে বলা
• Russian: достать - выговориться
• Japanese: 取り出す - 打ち明ける
• Vietnamese: lấy ra - thổ lộ
• Korean: 꺼내다 - 털어놓다
• Turkish: çıkarmak - içini dökmek
• Urdu: نکالنا - دل کی بات کہنا
• Indonesian: mengeluarkan - mengutarakan (perasaan)

Example Sentences

Can you get it out of the bag for me?

basic

If something is bothering you, just get it out.

basic

He couldn't get it out, so I helped him.

basic

Sometimes you just need to get it out and talk to someone you trust.

natural

I know it's hard, but you'll feel better once you get it out.

natural

She needed to get it out and finally told everyone the truth.

natural