get out become known 泄露: The secret got out. 秘密泄露了. If the news gets out there'll be trouble. 消息若泄露, 必將有後患. get (sb) out (in cricket) be dismissed or dismiss sb （板球中）出局, 使某人出局 How did Gatting get out? 加廷是怎麼出局的? If England can get Richards out they might win the match. 英格蘭隊要是能使理查茲出局, 他們就可能贏. get sth out (a) produce or publish sth 生產; 出版 Will we get the new dictionary out by the end of the year? 咱們的新詞典能在年底出版嗎? (b) say or utter sth with difficulty 勉強說出某事 She managed to get out a few words of thanks. 她勉為其難地說出了幾句道謝的話. get out (of sth) leave a place, esp in order to visit places, meet people, etc 出外走動（尤指參觀、 會友等） You ought to get out (of the house) more. 你應該多出去走走. We love to get out into the countryside at weekends. 我們周末愛到郊外去玩兒. get out of sth/doing sth (a) avoid (a responsibility or duty); not do sth that one ought to do 逃避（責任或義務）; 不做分內事 I wish I could get out of (going to) that meeting. 但愿我能不（去）參加那個會議. Don't you dare try and get out of the washing-up! 你敢逃避洗碗碟! (b) (cause sb to) abandon, lose or give up (a habit, routine, etc) （使某人）放棄、 停止或戒除（習慣、 常規等） I can't get out of the habit of waking at six in the morning. 我早上一到六點就醒, 這習慣改不掉了. Smoking is a habit she can't get out of. 她抽煙成癮, 戒不掉了. get sth out of sb extract or obtain sth from sb, esp by force 從某人處抽取或獲得某物（尤指強迫） The police have got a confession out of her, ie have made her confess. 警方逼她招了供. Just try getting money out of him! ie He is very mean. 你試試看, 叫他掏腰包! get sth out of sb/sth gain or obtain sth from sb/sth 從某人[某事物]處得到或獲得 She seems to get a lot out of life. 她生活似乎十分豐富. I never get much from his lectures. 我聽他的課從未得到過什麼教益. She always gets the best out of people. 她一向善於用人.