What does "get out" mean?

To publish or produce something To release a publication, or to leave a place.

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

We need to get this report out. Get out of here! The newspaper gets out at 6am.

get out

Phrasal Verb BritishAmericanAustralian ★★★★★ Very Common Neutral

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Meaning: To publish or produce something

发布、出版、离开

Publicar, producir o salir

出版する・出る・出て行く

출판하다·나가다·나오다

To release a publication, or to leave a place.

发行出版物，或离开某个地方。从"出"的基本含义衍生，用于在截止日期前完成报告、分发报纸等语境。

Publicar algo o salir de un lugar. Derivado del significado básico de "sacar", se usa en contextos como completar informes antes de la fecha límite o distribuir periódicos.

出版物を発行する、または場所を去ること。「出す」という意味から派生して、締め切りまでに報告書を完成させる、新聞を配布するなどの文脈で使われる。

출판물을 내보내거나, 어떤 장소를 떠나는 것을 의미한다.

Base verb: get

Particle: out

Separable: Yes — the object can go between the verb and particle

Examples

We need to get this report out.
出版截止日期
Fecha límite de publicación
出版の締め切り
이 보고서를 내보내야 한다.
Get out of here!
离开的命令
Orden de marcharse
出て行けという命令
여기서 나가!
The newspaper gets out at 6am.
分发
Distribución
配布
그 신문은 오전 6시에 나온다.

Pronunciation

Usage Guide

Context: publishing, leaving, release

Tone: urgent

✓ Do Say

Get it out
发布报告
Sacar el informe
報告書を出す
내놓다

Origin & History

From getting something out to the public.

Cultural Context

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal