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to get off
[phrase form: get]
1.1
to dismount from a horse, bicycle, or similar mode of transportation
Example
He got off his bike and leaned it against the wall.
She got off her horse and tied it to a tree.
Getting off the scooter, he noticed a beautiful trail.
They enjoyed the scenic views before getting off their motorcycles.
4.1
to dismount or descend from the surface of something
Example
They managed to get off the rooftop safely.
He needed to get off the ladder after fixing the roof.
She decided to get off the barstool and join her friends.
10.1
to help someone depart from a place or start a journey
14.1
to engage in passionate kissing or other sexual activity
Example
The couple decided to get off in the privacy of their bedroom.
Some people like to get off in public places, which can be inappropriate.
They found a quiet spot in the park and started to get off.
The party turned into an opportunity for some to get off.
They enjoy getting off and being close with each other.
14.2
to cause someone to achieve sexual pleasure or orgasm
Example
She helped him get off by giving him a sensual massage.
Example
The passengers will get off the train at the station.
She got off the bus at the next stop.
The passengers were asked to get off the bus at the next stop.
He was the last one to get off the subway at the final station.
He managed to get off the sinking boat just in time.
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