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車から出る

kuruma kara deru
phrase★Intermediate— to get out of a car
informal

To exit or leave a vehicle, specifically a car.

彼女は急いで車から出て、駅に向かった。

She hurriedly got out of the car and headed to the station.

💡

This phrase is commonly used in everyday contexts when describing someone leaving a car.

Collocations

車から降りるto get out of a car (more formal)車から出てくるto come out of a car

Synonyms

車を降りる車から降りる

Antonyms

車に乗る

Related Phrases

車に乗るphrase
to get into a car
車から降りるphrase
to get out of a car (more formal)

💡Pro Tip

Common Usage

This phrase is often used in everyday conversations and narratives when describing someone exiting a car.

⚡Gold Rule

Formal vs. Informal

For more formal contexts, '車を降りる' is preferred over '車から出る'.

📖Word Origin

Combination of '車' (car) and '出る' (to exit/leave).

📝Usage Notes

This phrase is commonly used in everyday contexts when describing someone leaving a car. The more formal alternative is '車を降りる'.

Word Breakdown

車
car
root
+
から
from
particle
+
出る
to exit/leave
verb
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