get off

• Verbo compuesto que se usa para indicar la salida de un vehículo, la acción de quitar o retirar algo, o la evitación de una responsabilidad o castigo.

A phrasal verb used to indicate leaving a vehicle, removing something, or avoiding a responsibility or punishment.

incontable · verbo irregular · intransitivo · phrasal, inseparable

1. Leave a vehicleinformal

   To exit or disembark from a vehicle, such as a bus, train, or plane.

   Bajarse de un vehículo

   • We need to get off the bus at the next stop.
   • She got off the train and walked to the station exit.
   • He got off the plane and collected his luggage.

   Sinónimosalightdisembarkexitget outleave

   Antónimosboardembarkmount

2. informal

   To escape or avoid punishment or consequences for an action.

   librarse de un castigo

   • He got off with only a warning for speeding.
   • The thief got off lightly because of a technicality.
   • She got off without any penalty for the mistake.

   Sinónimosavoiddodgeduckeludeescapeevadewalk

   Antónimosatonepaysuffer

3. informal

   To remove something from a surface or object.

   quitar

   • Can you get off that sticker from the window?
   • He tried to get the mud off his shoes.
   • She got the paint off her hands with soap.

   Sinónimosremovetake offwash offwipe off

   Antónimosaffixapplyattachput

4. Start a journeyinformal

   To begin a trip or leave a place.

   ponerse en camino

   • We should get off early to avoid traffic.
   • They got off on their road trip at dawn.
   • He got off to a good start in his new job.

   Sinónimosdepartembarkhead offleaveset offset outstart outtake off

   Antónimosarriveremainstay

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