“To get off” in Japanese
Short answer
To get off in Japanese is “乗り捨てる” (norisuteru). Full meaning: to get off, to abandon (a ship or vehicle).
Other ways to say “To get off” in Japanese
乗捨てる
norisuteru to get off, to abandon (a ship or vehicle)
乗り棄てる
norisuteru to get off, to abandon (a ship or vehicle)
乗りすてる
norisuteru to get off, to abandon (a ship or vehicle)
のりすてる
norisuteru to get off, to abandon (a ship or vehicle)
降りる
oriru to descend (e.g. a mountain), to go down, to come down; to alight (e.g. from bus), to get off, to disembark, to dismount; to step down, to retire, to give up, to quit, to fold
おんり
onri to get down (from being carried), to get off (a vehicle)
乗捨て
norisute to get off, to abandon (a ship or vehicle)
乗りすて
norisute to get off, to abandon (a ship or vehicle)
乗捨てろ
norisutero to get off, to abandon (a ship or vehicle)
乗り捨て
norisute to get off, to abandon (a ship or vehicle)
乗捨てれ
norisutere to get off, to abandon (a ship or vehicle)
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