getoff
verbUK /ɡɛt ɒf/
US /ɡɛt ɔf/
To get off means to leave a bus, train, or other vehicle.
We need to get off at the next stop.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To avoid punishment or trouble.
The naughty boy got off with just a warning.
3. To finish work for the day.
What time do you get off work today?
4. To send something, like a letter or message.
She got off a quick email before lunch.
5. To remove something from a surface.
He got off the mud from his boots.