get out

get out
1. intransitive verb
1) (walk out) rausgehen (of aus); (drive out) rausfahren (of aus); (alight) aussteigen (of aus); (climb out) rausklettern (of aus)

get out [of my room]! — raus [aus meinem Zimmer]!

2) (leak) austreten (of aus); (escape from cage, jail) ausbrechen, entkommen (of aus); (fig.) [Geheimnis:] herauskommen; [Nachrichten:] durchsickern
2. transitive verb
1) (cause to leave) rausbringen (of aus); (send out) rausschicken (of aus); (throw out) rauswerfen (of aus)

get a stain out/out of something — einen Fleck wegbekommen/aus etwas herausbekommen

2) (bring or take out) herausholen (of aus); herausziehen [Korken]; (drive out) herausfahren (of aus)
3) (withdraw) abheben [Geld] (of von)
* * *
1) (to leave or escape: No-one knows how the lion got out.) herauskommen
2) ((of information) to become known: I've no idea how word got out that you were leaving.) herauskommen
* * *
◆ get out
I. vi
1. (become known) herauskommen
2. AM (in disbelief)
\get out out [of here], you're lying! ach komm, du lügst!
3. (sell out) aussteigen
II. vt
1. (leave)
▪ to \get out out sth aus etw dat herauskommen
2. (fam: issue)
▪ to \get out out ⇆ sth etw herausbringen
3. BRIT (solve)
▪ to \get out out ⇆ sth etw lösen [o fam herauskriegen]
* * *
get out
A v/t
1. herausbekommen, herauskriegen (beide auch fig):
get out a secret
2. herausholen, JUR, auch jemanden freibekommen
3. hinausschaffen, -befördern
4. einen Bericht etc herausbringen, Worte etc auch hervorbringen
B v/i
1. aussteigen, herauskommen
2. hinausgehen:
get out! raus!
3. entkommen:
get out from under US umg mit heiler Haut davonkommen
4. fig durchsickern, herauskommen (Geheimnis etc)
* * *
1. intransitive verb
1) (walk out) rausgehen (of aus); (drive out) rausfahren (of aus); (alight) aussteigen (of aus); (climb out) rausklettern (of aus)

get out [of my room]! — raus [aus meinem Zimmer]!

2) (leak) austreten (of aus); (escape from cage, jail) ausbrechen, entkommen (of aus); (fig.) [Geheimnis:] herauskommen; [Nachrichten:] durchsickern
2. transitive verb
1) (cause to leave) rausbringen (of aus); (send out) rausschicken (of aus); (throw out) rauswerfen (of aus)

get a stain out/out of something — einen Fleck wegbekommen/aus etwas herausbekommen

2) (bring or take out) herausholen (of aus); herausziehen [Korken]; (drive out) herausfahren (of aus)
3) (withdraw) abheben [Geld] (of von)
* * *
v.
aussteigen v.

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