Get off

get off (to leave, to avoid punishment, to escape, to finish, to begin a journey, to tell a joke) - wysiąść, uniknąć kłopotów, wyciągnąć z tarapatów, rozpocząć podróż, wyzwolić się, zsiąść (z konia).

1. Get off this taxi, it doesn't seem safe enough. [leave this taxi...]
2. On Mondays cooks and waiters get off earlier. [...leave work earlier]
3. This lawyer might get you off. [might rescue...]
4. We need to get off before sunrise to avoid crowds. [need to start a journey before sunrise...]
5. If you want to reach Vancouver next week you must get off tomorrow. [...you must leave tomorrow]
6. Professor got off some jokes at the beginning of his lecture. [professor said some jokes...]
7. Sheila has got the children off to school at 7am. [Shiela has sent children to school...]
8. I want to get off with teaching. [finish with teaching...]
9. Once I get on the crosswords, I can't get off. [I can't stop]
10. When I get off the plane in England I always feel about two inches shorter. [When I leave the plane...] /Alan Rickman/