○○○ get out ⪢⪢
You may hear this phrase used to sometimes asking someone to leave usually angrily. You better get out. It can also just mean to leave. We need to get out of the house. What time do you get out of class. Get out can also mean to become public or known.
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A great next step is to go to youglish dot com. It's a collection of YouTube videos with subtitles and you can search for a particular word or phrase and then filter by American English.
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