“Getting out” in Japanese
Short answer
Getting out in Japanese is “脱出” (dasshutsu). Full meaning: escape, getting away (from), getting out (of); prolapse, proptosis.
Other ways to say “Getting out” in Japanese
下車
gesha alighting (from a train, bus, etc.), getting off, getting out (of a car)
降車
kousha alighting (from a train, bus, etc.), getting off, getting out (of a car)
ゲットアウト
gettoauto departure, getting out, going away, getting away, leaving
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