Phrasal Verbs with Get: Part III

Get off Move (something) from being on top of (something else) to not being on top of it She got off the books from the table to create more space. He accidentally got off the lid of the jar, causing the contents to spill. Get off Disembark, especially from mass transportation The passengers eagerly got off the train at their destination. After a long flight, they finally got off the airplane. Get off Stop (doing something), to desist from (doing something) She realized it was time to get off social media and focus on her work. He decided to get off smoking and improve his health. Get off Stop using a piece of equipment, such as a telephone or computer Please remember to get off the computer when you're finished. He politely asked her to get off the phone so he could make a call. Get off Complete a shift or a day's work They were relieved when they finally got off after a long day at the office. She couldn't wait to get off and relax at home. Get off Stop touching or interfering with something…