Get out Meaning in English
expression
ˈɡɛt/, /ˈɡɪt/ /ˈaʊt
GET-owt or GIT-owt
ɡˈɛt/ /ˈaʊt
get-OWT
Definition
Used to tell someone to leave a place, or to express surprise or disbelief similar to 'no way!'. It can also mean to leave or exit a place yourself.
Usage & Nuances
Informal; as an order it's direct and sometimes rude ('Please get out' is politer). Used as a reaction ('Get out!') meaning 'I can't believe it!'. Not the same as 'go out' (to attend events).
Spanish: salir - ¡fuera! - ¡no me digas!Portuguese (BR): sair - fora! - não acredito!Portuguese (PT): sair - fora! - não acredito!Chinese (Simplified): 出来 - 走开 - 不会吧Chinese (Traditional): 出去 - 走開 - 不會吧Hindi: बाहर जाना - निकलो - अरे, सच में!Arabic: اخرج - غادر - مستحيل!Bengali: বের হওয়া - বেরিয়ে যাওয়া - বিশ্বাস হতে না চাওয়া (অবাক হওয়া)Russian: уйти - выходить - да ну! (удивление)Japanese: 出ていく - 出る - うそでしょ！（驚きの表現）Vietnamese: ra ngoài - rời khỏi - thật không thể tin được! (biểu cảm ngạc nhiên)Korean: 나가다 - 믿기지 않아! (놀람의 표현)Turkish: çıkmak - dışarı çıkmak - hadi canım! (şaşırmak için)Urdu: نکل جانا - چلے جانا - واقعی؟ (حیرت کا اظہار)Indonesian: keluar - pergi - masa sih! (ungkapan heran)
Example Sentences
Please get out of the room.
basic
I need to get out and get some fresh air.
basic
Everyone, get out! The building is on fire.
basic
You won the lottery? Get out!
natural
It's starting to rain. Let's get out of here.
natural
I just want to get out and see new places this summer.
natural