get off
phr. v.. A1 Beginner Oxford
phr. v.. To leave a bus, train, plane, or other vehicle you are riding on.
phr. v.. To dismount or alight from a form of transport. It is typically used with vehicles one sits or stands in or on.
We need to get off at the next station.
Make sure you have all your bags before you get off the train.
The moment the weary travelers got off the ferry, they were enveloped by the island's humid, fragrant air.
Usage
Commonly used for public transport (bus, train, plane) and things you ride on (bike, horse).
Teaching tip
Teach this as a pair with its direct opposite, 'get on', for entering and leaving transport.
Pitfall
I will get off from the bus.I will get off the bus.No preposition like 'from' is used; the vehicle directly follows 'get off'.