English / phrasal verb
Get out
MEANING IN ENGLISH
To leave an enclosed room, house, or bed, especially to spend time in the fresh outdoor air
In context
01
When you feel exhausted from work, it helps to get out into the fresh air for a brisk walk.
02
The doctor advised him to get out of bed for a few minutes as soon as his fever broke.
Synonyms
step outside,go outdoors,exit
Antonyms
stay in,remain,stay indoors
Collocations
get out into fresh air,get out of bed,get out for a walk