Examples of using Time to get out in English and their translations into Japanese
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Time to Get Out of Cold.
So now's the time to get out of town again.
Time to get out of the everyday.
But maybe it is time to get out of your head.
Time to get out of DC.
It was finally time to get out into the world.
When the alarm clock rings, it means that it is time to get out of bed.
It's time to get out of hell.
A meeting is not an exchange of time to get out of work.
It is time to get out of Florida.
Platform was full of runners. It took much time to get out of the station.
Finally time to get out of the ark.
Since I took on the front train car, it took much time to get out of the station.
Dad:“Time to get out of the pool!.
It took quite a long time to get out of Bangkok.
So, time to get out your crystal ball.
There usually isn't enough time to get out of the office.
It's time to get out of the box.
It will take him a little time to get out of that habit..
It's time to get out on the water!
It seems that it will take time to get out of the popularity of Tokyo Tower.
Time to get out: pretty well everything's been done, everything's been seen.
It was finally time to get out into the world.
Its time to get out of the system.
It took us some time to get out of the LA traffic.
It is time to get out of bed and continue with your day.
It bends in time to get out of speed too much!
It's time to get out and see the world.
Is It Time to Get Out of the Box?
It is time to get out in the garden.