get out of it—
1. escape from a difficult or awkward situation:
- They wanted us to go lunch. I did my best to get out of it.
2. (coll.) is used to tell a person not to talk nonsense:
- Get out of it! You can’t expect me to believe that!
snap out of it—(coll.) free oneself from a state of depression by an effort:
- For heaven’s sake, Lucia, snap out of it and act like a human being.
Note: The expression is not antonymous in meaning to the phrase snap to it—(coll.) start moving or working quickly:
- I want those bricks moved; come on, snap to it!