1. get off
I’m always happy to get off the plane at the end of a flight.
Everyone had to get off the bus and present their documents to the policemen.
get off the table
The bus driver made the man get off the bus because he was disturbing the other passengers. / Get off the bike and come eat dinner. / Please get your shoes off the dining room table. / What time do you get off work?
Anyone doesn't want to, can get off. / 2. Okay, everybody get off. / 3. Get off the bus or I'm calling the cops.
It's our bus stop! Let's get off!
We'll try and get off straight after lunch.
how did he get off
I should be able to get off at 5.
Can you get off a bit earlier this afternoon?
To get to the train station you have to get off at fifth stop.
Why didn't you get off the bus? Get off that wet shirt.
When you get off the bus, cross the street, turn right on Oak Street, and keep going until you're at the corner of Oak and Lincoln Boulevard.
What time did they get off? We have to get off early in the morning before the traffic gets heavy.
I didn’t know at which bus stop I had to get off so I was late.
Inglese parola "wysiąść"(get off) si verifica in set:
Air / road/ sea travelPhrasal verbs. NajważniejszePhrasal verbs podstawy 1Class 5, unit 7 „Miejsca”travel - english words2. get out
She had to get out of the car to pay the parking charge. / 2. Get out of here, all of you, get out! / 3. Fischer, it's a trap, get out of there! / 4. Get out of the car now! / 5. Get outta here!
When you stop at the traffic lights, I'll get out.
get out your wallet, get out of the room
get out of my house
Inglese parola "wysiąść"(get out) si verifica in set:
9.5 On The road -riskily and speedilySpeak. like native sparkerPhrasal Verbs - Czasowniki frazowedecember 2014 - february 2015podręcznik str... 423. get out of
I managed to get out of working late.
We have to get out of the office during a fire alarm test.
How can we get out of here
My roommate always manages to get out of the washing-up.
I had to get out of the taxi as quickly as possible and run for my train.
We should get out of the club before 4 am.
Women are more likely to get out of a prison sentence if they have children.
anyway, I had to get out of there
You always try and get out of tidying your room.
I want to get out of going to Anns party. Can you think of a good excuse?
"I need to get out of here now or I'll miss my flight."
We couldn't get out of PE classes.
___ get out of control
I tried to get out of the car but the door was blocked.
Some people try to get out of PE.
Inglese parola "wysiąść"(get out of) si verifica in set:
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