get out

• Verbo frasal usado para indicar sair de um lugar, escapar ou fugir, e também retirar ou extrair algo de algum lugar.

A phrasal verb used to indicate leaving a place, escaping, or removing something from somewhere.

incontável · verbo irregular · intransitivo · phrasal, inseparável

1. Leave or exitinformal

   To move out of a place or situation.

   Sair

   • Get out of the car, please.
   • She got out of the meeting early.
   • He told the dog to get out of the kitchen.

   Sinônimosdepartexitgo outleavevacatewithdraw

   Antônimosarriveenterstay

2. Remove or extractinformal

   To take something out from where it is stored or stuck.

   Tirar

   • Can you get out the scissors from the drawer?
   • He got out the old photos to show his friends.
   • She got out the stain with a special cleaner.

   Sinônimosdraw outextractpull outremovetake out

   Antônimosinsertintroduceplaceput

3. Become knowninformal

   For information or a secret to become public.

   Tornar-se público

   • The news got out about the merger.
   • How did the secret get out?
   • It got out that she was planning to resign.

   Sinônimoscome outemergeget aroundleakspreadsurfacetranspire

4. Produce or publishinformal

   To create or release something, such as a product or a statement.

   Lançar

   • The band got out a new album last month.
   • The company got out a press release about the changes.
   • He got out a book of poetry.

   Sinônimosbring outissueproducepublishput outrelease

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