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UK//lɛts ɡɛt hɪm aʊt əv hɪə//US//lɛts ɡɛt hɪm aʊt əv hɪr//

Meaning of Let's get him out of here

A colloquial expression suggesting to remove someone from a location.

In simple words: Let's remove him from this place.

Let's get him out of here in a sentence

  • It’s getting crowded; let's get him out of here before things get worse.
  • When the argument started, I knew we had to say, 'let's get him out of here'.
  • After the fire alarm went off, the teacher shouted, 'Let's get him out of here!'
  • He looked uncomfortable, so I suggested, 'Let's get him out of here for a bit.'
  • During the lock-in, I said, 'Let's get him out of here; this is getting silly!'

How to use Let's get him out of here

Commonly used in informal situations. Avoid in formal writing or settings. Implies urgency or necessity to leave.

Grammar pattern

informal expression

Memory hint

Imagine a group quickly helping someone escape from inside a building.

Related words

Collocations with Let's get him out of here

  • get someone out
  • get him away
  • get them out
  • get out quickly

Synonyms for Let's get him out of here

  • let's remove him
  • let's take him away
  • let's escort him out
  • let's help him leave

Common mistakes with Let's get him out of here

  • Confused with 'let's get him away' which implies distance rather than just leaving.
  • Using for formal situations where 'Please escort him out' would be more appropriate.

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Frequently asked questions about Let's get him out of here

What does Let's get him out of here mean?

Let's remove him from this place.

What is the definition of Let's get him out of here?

A colloquial expression suggesting to remove someone from a location.

How do you use Let's get him out of here in a sentence?

It’s getting crowded; let's get him out of here before things get worse.

Can you give another example of Let's get him out of here?

When the argument started, I knew we had to say, 'let's get him out of here'.

What are synonyms for Let's get him out of here?

Common alternatives include let's remove him, let's take him away, let's escort him out, let's help him leave.

What words go with Let's get him out of here?

It commonly pairs with get someone out, get him away, get them out, get out quickly.

What are common mistakes when using Let's get him out of here?

Confused with 'let's get him away' which implies distance rather than just leaving. Using for formal situations where 'Please escort him out' would be more appropriate.

How do you pronounce Let's get him out of here?

US: //lɛts ɡɛt hɪm aʊt əv hɪr//, UK: //lɛts ɡɛt hɪm aʊt əv hɪə//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Let's get him out of here?

Commonly used in informal situations. Avoid in formal writing or settings. Implies urgency or necessity to leave.