Meaning ofget offin English

Verb

1. to disembark from transportation
   The bus stopped and all the passengers got off.
2. to prepare someone to leave
   She helped her kids get off the school bus safely.
3. to leave a job or school as scheduled
   After five years, he got off the project and started a new job.
4. to take time off from work
   The employee got off work early on Friday for the weekend.
5. to escape severe consequences; receive mild punishment
   The judge decided to let him get off with a warning.
6. to help someone escape severe consequences
   The lawyer helped her client get off with a reduced sentence.
7. to send or discharge something; write and send
   The company will get off a press release about the new product launch.
8. to utter or express something
   She couldn't get off her mind the idea that she had forgotten something important.
9. to excite or arouse someone sexually
   The music was designed to get off the crowd at the party.
10. to experience great pleasure; achieve orgasm
    She finally got off after years of hard work and dedication.
11. to feel euphoric; get high on a substance
    The new policy aims to help people get off addiction.
12. to successfully accomplish; attain a goal
    Taking the right dosage helped him get off the pain.