get off

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113 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Czech: sundat — to move from being on top of (something)
• Dutch: van ... afgaan — to move from being on top of (something)
• Finnish: ottaa pois — to move from being on top of (something)
• Finnish: poistaa — to move from being on top of (something)
• Finnish: nostaa — to move from being on top of (something)
• Italian: scendere — to move from being on top of (something)
• Japanese: 降りる (oriru) — to move from being on top of (something)
• Portuguese: sair — to move from being on top of (something)
• Romanian: coborî — to move from being on top of (something)
• Romanian: se da jos — to move from being on top of (something)
• Russian: спуска́ться (spuskátʹsja) — to move from being on top of (something)
• Russian: спусти́ться (spustítʹsja) — to move from being on top of (something)
• Russian: опуска́ться (opuskátʹsja) — to move from being on top of (something)
• Russian: опусти́ться (opustítʹsja) — to move from being on top of (something)
• Slovak: zliezť — to move from being on top of (something)
• Spanish: bajarse — to move from being on top of (something)
• Turkish: inmek — to move from being on top of (something)
• Dutch: afhalen van ... — to move (something) from being on (something else)
• Finnish: ottaa pois — to move (something) from being on (something else)
• Finnish: nostaa — to move (something) from being on (something else)
• French: descendre — to move (something) from being on (something else)
• French: faire descendre — to move (something) from being on (something else)
• Italian: spostare — to move (something) from being on (something else)
• Japanese: 降ろす (orosu) — to move (something) from being on (something else)
• Portuguese: tirar — to move (something) from being on (something else)
• Romanian: coborî — to move (something) from being on (something else)
• Romanian: da jos — to move (something) from being on (something else)
• Russian: снима́ть (snimátʹ) — to move (something) from being on (something else)
• Russian: сня́ть (snjátʹ) — to move (something) from being on (something else)
• Russian: опуска́ть (opuskátʹ) — to move (something) from being on (something else)
• Russian: опусти́ть (opustítʹ) — to move (something) from being on (something else)
• Slovak: zliezť — to move (something) from being on (something else)
• Turkish: indirmek — to move (something) from being on (something else)
• Finnish: lakata koskemasta — to stop touching or interfering with something or someone
• Finnish: päästää irti — to stop touching or interfering with something or someone
• French: arrêter — to stop touching or interfering with something or someone
• Italian: smettere — to stop touching or interfering with something or someone
• Portuguese: desistir — to stop touching or interfering with something or someone
• Portuguese: parar — to stop touching or interfering with something or someone
• Spanish: irse — to stop touching or interfering with something or someone
• Arabic: نَزَلَ (nazala) — to disembark from
• Cherokee: ᎠᏠᎢᏍᎦ (atloisga) — to disembark from
• Chinese Mandarin: 下 (xià) — to disembark from
• Chinese Mandarin: 下車 /下车 (xiàchē) — to disembark from
• Czech: vystoupit — to disembark from
• Dutch: uit ... stappen — to disembark from
• Dutch: afstappen van ... — to disembark from
• Dutch: afstappen — to disembark from
• Dutch: uitstappen — to disembark from
• Finnish: nousta — to disembark from
• Finnish: jäädä pois — to disembark from
• French: descendre (de...) — to disembark from
• German: aussteigen — to disembark from
• Indonesian: turun — to disembark from
• Italian: scendere — to disembark from
• Japanese: 降りる (oriru) — to disembark from
• Japanese: 下車する (gesha-suru) — to disembark from
• Korean: 내리다 (naerida) — to disembark from
• Māori: makere — to disembark from
• Marshallese: eakto — to disembark from
• Polish: wysiadać — to disembark from
• Polish: wysiąść — to disembark from
• Polish: wypierdalać — to disembark from
• Portuguese: desembarcar — to disembark from
• Portuguese: descer — to disembark from
• Romanian: coborî — to disembark from
• Romanian: da jos — to disembark from
• Russian: сходи́ть (sxodítʹ) — to disembark from
• Russian: сойти́ (sojtí) — to disembark from
• Russian: выходи́ть (vyxodítʹ) — to disembark from
• Russian: вы́йти (výjti) — to disembark from
• Scottish Gaelic: thig dheth — to disembark from
• Serbo-Croatian: sići — to disembark from
• Serbo-Croatian: silaziti — to disembark from
• Slovak: vystúpiť — to disembark from
• Spanish: descender — to disembark from
• Swedish: stiga av — to disembark from
• Tagalog: bumaba — to disembark from
• Thai: ลง (long) — to disembark from
• Turkish: inmek — to disembark from
• Vietnamese: xuống xe — to disembark from
• Dutch: ervan afkomen — to incur only mild consequences
• Finnish: selvitä — to incur only mild consequences
• Finnish: päästä — to incur only mild consequences
• Italian: cavarsela — to incur only mild consequences
• Portuguese: safar-se — to incur only mild consequences
• Slovak: vyviaznuť — to incur only mild consequences
• Spanish: librarse — to incur only mild consequences
• Czech: usnout — to fall asleep
• Finnish: nukahtaa — to fall asleep
• Italian: riaddormentarsi — to fall asleep
• Italian: riprendere sonno — to fall asleep
• Russian: уснуть (usnutʹ) — to fall asleep
• Russian: заснуть (zasnutʹ) — to fall asleep
• Slovak: zaspať — to fall asleep
• Slovak: zalomiť — to fall asleep
• Slovak: odkväcnúť — to fall asleep
• Czech: potěšit — to excite, arouse
• Finnish: kiihottaa — to excite, arouse
• French: exciter — to excite, arouse
• Italian: eccitare — to excite, arouse
• Italian: arrapare — to excite, arouse
• Slovak: potešiť — to excite, arouse
• Czech: pomilovat — to experience sexual pleasure
• Finnish: laueta — to experience sexual pleasure
• Finnish: kiihottua — to experience sexual pleasure
• Italian: scopare — to experience sexual pleasure
• Italian: fare sesso — to experience sexual pleasure
• Portuguese: gozar — to experience sexual pleasure
• Slovak: spraviť sa — to experience sexual pleasure
• Slovak: urobiť sa — to experience sexual pleasure
• Spanish: follar — to experience sexual pleasure
• Spanish: venirse — to experience sexual pleasure