What does "get out of" mean?

To avoid a responsibility To escape an obligation.

How do you use "get out of" in a sentence?

He's trying to get out of paying. I can't get out of this meeting. She got out of doing the dishes.

Phrasal Verb BritishAmericanAustralian ★★★★★ Very Common Casual

Meaning: To avoid a responsibility

逃避责任，推脱

Librarse de una responsabilidad, escaquearse

（義務や責任を）逃れる、避ける

(의무나 책임을) 피하다, 빠지다

To escape an obligation.

逃避义务或责任。想办法不做应该做的事。

Escapar de una obligación. Evitar hacer algo que deberías hacer.

義務や責任から逃げること。やるべきことを回避する。

의무에서 벗어나다.

Base verb: get

Particle: out of

Separable: No — the verb and particle stay together

He's trying to get out of paying.
他想逃避付款
Está intentando librarse de pagar
彼は支払いを逃れようとしている
그는 돈 내는 것을 피하려 하고 있다.
I can't get out of this meeting.
我无法推脱这个会议
No puedo librarme de esta reunión
この会議は避けられない
이 회의는 빠질 수가 없다.
She got out of doing the dishes.
她逃脱了洗碗的任务
Se libró de fregar los platos
彼女は皿洗いを免れた
그녀는 설거지를 면했다.

Context: avoidance

Tone: sneaky

From escaping from.

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal