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'''get out''' (''to leave, to escape, to throw out, to remove, to become publicly known, to retire, disbelief'') - wyjść, wydostać się, uciekać, wyrzucać, stać się znanym, iść na emeryturę. 
# '''''Get out''' of there!'' [leave this place]
# ''Abigail doesn't '''get out''' too much when she is ill.'' [doesn't leave home...]
# ''The truth '''got out''' quite quickly despite the newspapers did not write about it.'' [the truth [[come out|<span style="color:blue">came out]] despite...]
# ''Somewhen I spilled black ink on my desk and now can't '''get''' the dirty stains '''out'''.'' [... cannot remove dirty stains]
# ''My favourite horse is winning. '''Get out'''!'' [...horse is winning. Impossible]
# ''Three years old boy couldn't '''get''' his thoughts '''out'''''. [could not tell his thoughts precisely]
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