"Take off" means to imitate someone, usually to make fun of them.
O verbo "take off" significa imitar, geralmente para zombar de alguém.
| Phrasal Verb | take off |
|---|---|
| Definition | to imitate, usually in a way to make fun of someone |
| Examples | - He can take off his teachers perfectly. He'll be on TV one day! - Important politicians have to get used to being taken off on TV for the amusement of the viewers. |
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