Get out of my sight Meaning in English

expression

US

GET-owt-uhv-MY-site

UK

get-OWT-ov-my-SITE

Definition

This expression is used to tell someone, angrily or forcefully, to leave immediately so you don't have to see them anymore.

Usage & Nuances

Very strong, rude, or angry—used only in serious arguments or heated situations. Do not use with friends or in professional settings. Similar to 'Go away!' or 'Leave me alone!' but harsher. Often used in movies and dramatic moments.

• Spanish: ¡Lárgate de mi vista! - Fuera de mi vista
• Portuguese (BR): Saia da minha frente! - Saia da minha vista!
• Portuguese (PT): Sai da minha frente! - Sai da minha vista!
• Chinese (Simplified): 从我眼前消失！ - 别让我看到你！
• Chinese (Traditional): 從我眼前消失！ - 別讓我看到你！
• Hindi: मेरी नज़रों से दूर हो जाओ! - मेरी आँखों के सामने से हट जाओ!
• Arabic: اخرج من أمامي! - غادر نظري!
• Bengali: আমার সামনে থেকে চলে যাও
• Russian: Убирайся с глаз моих
• Japanese: 私の前から消えろ
• Vietnamese: Cút khỏi mắt tôi
• Korean: 내 눈 앞에서 꺼져
• Turkish: Gözümün önünden defol
• Urdu: میری نظروں کے سامنے سے دور ہو جاؤ
• Indonesian: Enyahlah dari hadapanku

Example Sentences

Get out of my sight, I don't want to see you anymore.

basic

When my brother broke my phone, I shouted, 'Get out of my sight!'

basic

If you don't want trouble, get out of my sight now.

basic

Honestly, just get out of my sight before I lose my temper.

natural

I can't believe you lied to me. Get out of my sight!

natural

After the argument, he just stared at me and said, 'Get out of my sight.'

natural