get off (on) Sentence Examples
- Get off the train at the next stop.
- The kids got off the bus and ran towards the playground.
- He got off the treadmill after a strenuous workout.
- The dog got off the couch and followed its owner.
- She got off the phone with a satisfied smile.
- The plane got off the ground and soared into the sky.
- The skier got off the chairlift and headed down the slope.
- The horse got off the trailer and trotted into the pasture.
- The passenger got off the ship and waved goodbye to the crew.
- The student got off the school bus and walked home.
get off (on) Meaning
get off (on)
to enjoy or be excited by (something) especially in a sexual way
Synonyms & Antonyms of get off (on)
Synonyms:
- cherish
- dig
- wallow-in-
- appreciate
- admire
- venerate
- feast-on-
- value
- cotton-to-
- prize
- eat-up-
- prefer
- revere
- worship
- treasure
- indulge-in-
- be-partial-to
- dote-on-
- drink-in-
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
FAQs About the word get off (on)
to enjoy or be excited by (something) especially in a sexual way
enjoy, like, take to, love, fancy, get a kick out of, have a soft spot for, adore, savor, go for
detest,hate, dislike, loathe, despise, scorn, abominate, condemn,abhor,
Get off the train at the next stop.
The kids got off the bus and ran towards the playground.
He got off the treadmill after a strenuous workout.
The dog got off the couch and followed its owner.
