be out of here

be out of here

To leave or depart from a specific place. I think we'd better be out of here—things are starting to look a little bit rough. I don't have to listen to this criticism—I'm out of here! All right, I'm out of here. I'll see you guys tomorrow.

See also: here, of, out

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be out of here

be making a hasty departure. informal

2005 Yorkshire Post Today When the Customs officers saw this they approached him and identified themselves by shouting ‘Customs and Excise’ but as they did, the defendant was heard to say ‘I'm out of here’ and he ran off after locking both vehicles.

See also: here, of, out

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be out of here

Slang

To leave; depart.

See also: here, of, out

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