get out of
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get out of(
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)A transitive verb phrase is a phrase that combines a verb with a preposition or other particle and requires a direct object (e.g., take out the trash.).
1. (to escape)
a. librarse de
Nick went to the bathroom just before the check came to get out of having to pay.Nick se fue al baño justo antes de que llegara la cuenta para librarse de tener que pagar.
b. salir de
Jamie is anxious to get out of high school and go to college.Jamie está deseoso de salir de la escuela secundaria e ir a la universidad.
2. (to give up)
a. perder
After his surgery, Ricardo got out of the habit of running every day.Después de la operación, Ricardo perdió la costumbre de correr todos los días.
a. bajarse
Grace and Steve parked, got out of the car, and went into the shopping mall.Grace y Steve se estacionaron, se bajaron del auto y entraron al centro comercial.
4. (to extract)
a. sacar
She was embarrassed by what she had done, so it took me nearly an hour to get the whole story out of her.Estaba avergonzada por lo que había hecho, así que me tomó casi una hora sacarle toda la historia.
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