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1. Oxford Dictionary

   get out

   • ph.
     (of something previously secret) become known；leave a place of confinement; escape
2. • 釋義
   • 相關詞

   ph.

   片語

   • 1. (of something previously secret) become known
   • 2. leave a place of confinement; escape
   • 3. go away; leave
   • 4. used to express disbelief
   • 5. succeed in uttering, publishing, or releasing something
   • 6. succeed in solving or finishing a puzzle or mathematical problem

   get-out

   • n.
     a means of avoiding something; an excuse: a get-out clause

   Oxford Dictionary

   get something out

   • ph.
     succeed in uttering, publishing, or releasing something

   Oxford Dictionary

   get out of

   • ph.
     contrive to avoid or escape a duty or responsibility

   Oxford Dictionary

   get out of

   • ph.
     contrive to avoid or escape a duty or responsibility

   Oxford American Dictionary

   get something out

   • ph.
     succeed in uttering, publishing, or releasing something

   Oxford American Dictionary

   get the lead out

   • ph.
     move or work more quickly

   Oxford Dictionary

   get something out of

   • ph.
     achieve benefit from (an undertaking or exercise)

   Oxford Dictionary

   get the lead out

   • ph.
     move or work more quickly

   Oxford American Dictionary

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   get out

   • ph.
     (of something previously secret) become known

   Oxford American Dictionary