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If you have time o__ or a particular day off, you do not go to work or school, for example because you are ill or it is a day when you do not usually work.If you have time off or a particular day off, you do not go to work or school, for example because you are ill or it is a day when you do not usually work.The rest of the men had the day off.You can even snatch a few hours off, and perhaps negotiate the occasional night off too.She was sacked for demanding Saturdays off.I'm off tomorrow.The average worker was off sick 27 days last year.He could not get time off work to go on holiday. prepositionIf something is taken off something else or moves off it, it is no longer touching that thing.He took his feet off the desk.I took the key for the room off a rack above her head.Hugh wiped the rest of the blood off his face with his handkerchief.Lee broke off a small piece of orange and held it out to him.His exhaust fell off six laps from the finish.When you get off a bus, train, or plane, you come out of it or leave it after you have been travelling on it.Don't try to get on or off a moving train!As he stepped off the aeroplane, he was shot dead.At the next stop the man got off too and introduced himself.If you keep off a street or piece of land, you do not step on it or go there.Locking up men does nothing more than keep them off the streets.The local police had warned visitors to keep off the beach at night....a sign saying 'Keep Off'.If something is situated off a place such as a coast, room, or road, it is near to it or next to it, but not exactly in it.The boat was anchored off the northern coast of the peninsula.Lily lives in a penthouse just off Park Avenue.The Princess's sitting-room leads off the drawing room.Tiny secluded beaches can be found off the beaten track.If you keep off a subject, you deliberately avoid talking about it.Keep off the subject of politics.Keep the conversation off linguistic matters.If someone is off something harmful such as a drug, they have stopped taking or using it.She was taken off antibiotics and given pain killers.Some of you might be off chocolate as part of your New Year's resolution.If you are off something, you have stopped liking it.I'm off coffee at the moment.Diarrhoea can make you feel weak, as well as putting you off your food.If there is money off something, its price is reduced by the amount specified....Simons Leatherwear, 37 Old Christchurch Road. 20 per cent off all jackets this Saturday....discounts offering thousands of pounds off the normal price of a car.I'm prepared to knock five hundred pounds off but no more.If you get something off someone, you obtain it from them.I don't really get a lot of information, and if I do I get it off Mark.I can't find the boys' shampoo. I can't think where I put it when I took it off them.'Telmex' was bought off the government by a group of investors.If you live off a particular kind of food, you eat it in order to live. If you live off a particular source of money, you use it to live.Living off papaya, mango and pineapple might sound delicious, but is not practical.Antony had been living off the sale of his own paintings.If a machine runs off a particular kind of fuel or power, it uses that power in order to function.During the daytime the mechanical heart works off batteries.adverbIf you go off, you leave a place.He was just about to drive off when the secretary came running out.She gave a hurried wave and set off across the grass.She was off again. Last year she had been to Kenya. This year it was Goa.When his master's off traveling, Caleb stays with Pierre's parents.Off is used in a number of informal and sometimes offensive phrasal verbs, such as buzz off, clear off, or in British English bugger off, which are used to tell someone angrily to go away.When you take off clothing or jewellery that you are wearing, you remove it from your body.He took off his spectacles and rubbed frantically at the lens.He hastily stripped off his old uniform and began pulling on the new one.If you have time off or a particular day off, you do not go to work or school, for example because you are ill or it is a day when you do not usually work.The rest of the men had the day off.You can even snatch a few hours off, and perhaps negotiate the occasional night off too.She was sacked for demanding Saturdays off.I'm off tomorrow.The average worker was off sick 27 days last year.He could not get time off work to go on holiday.If something such as an agreement or a sporting event is off, it is cancelled.Until Pointon is completely happy, however, the deal's off.The vacant W.B.C. junior-lightweight title has been called off.Greenpeace refused to call off the event.When something such as a machine or electric light is off, it is not functioning or in use. When you switch it off, you stop it functioning.As he pulled into the driveway, he saw her bedroom light was off.We used sail power and turned the engine off to save our fuel.The microphones had been switched off.If something is a long way off, it is a long distance away from you.Florida was a long way off....animals that from a long way off look like flies.Below you, though still 50 miles off, is the most treeless stretch of land imaginable.If something is a long time off, it will not happen for a long time.An end to the crisis seems a long way off.The required technology is probably still two years off.othercombining form in graded adjectiveOff combines with adverbs such as 'well', ' badly ', and 'worse' to form adjectives that indicate how poor or rich someone is.Most of these people aren't very well off.Surely you can't be that badly off?He's very comfortably off.adjectiveIf food has gone off, it tastes and smells bad because it is no longer fresh enough to be eaten.Don't eat that! It's mouldy. It's gone off!If you say that someone's behaviour is a bit off, you mean that you find it unacceptable or wrong .Some of the dialogue is slightly off.

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query	If you have time o__ or a particular day off, you do not go to work or school, for example because you are ill or it is a day when you do not usually work.If you have time off or a particular day off, you do not go to work or school, for example because you are ill or it is a day when you do not usually work. The rest of the men had the day off. You can even snatch a few hours off, and perhaps negotiate the occasional night off too. She was sacked for demanding Saturdays off. I'm off tomorrow. The average worker was off sick 27 days last year. He could not get time off work to go on holiday.
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full-definition	preposition If something is taken off something else or moves off it, it is no longer touching that thing. He took his feet off the desk. I took the key for the room off a rack above her head. Hugh wiped the rest of the blood off his face with his handkerchief. Lee broke off a small piece of orange and held it out to him. His exhaust fell off six laps from the finish. When you get off a bus, train, or plane, you come out of it or leave it after you have been travelling on it. Don't try to get on or off a moving train! As he stepped off the aeroplane, he was shot dead. At the next stop the man got off too and introduced himself. If you keep off a street or piece of land, you do not step on it or go there. Locking up men does nothing more than keep them off the streets. The local police had warned visitors to keep off the beach at night. ...a sign saying 'Keep Off'. If something is situated off a place such as a coast, room, or road, it is near to it or next to it, but not exactly in it. The boat was anchored off the northern coast of the peninsula. Lily lives in a penthouse just off Park Avenue. The Princess's sitting-room leads off the drawing room. Tiny secluded beaches can be found off the beaten track. If you keep off a subject, you deliberately avoid talking about it. Keep off the subject of politics. Keep the conversation off linguistic matters. If someone is off something harmful such as a drug, they have stopped taking or using it. She was taken off antibiotics and given pain killers. Some of you might be off chocolate as part of your New Year's resolution. If you are off something, you have stopped liking it. I'm off coffee at the moment. Diarrhoea can make you feel weak, as well as putting you off your food. If there is money off something, its price is reduced by the amount specified. ...Simons Leatherwear, 37 Old Christchurch Road. 20 per cent off all jackets this Saturday. ...discounts offering thousands of pounds off the normal price of a car. I'm prepared to knock five hundred pounds off but no more. If you get something off someone, you obtain it from them. I don't really get a lot of information, and if I do I get it off Mark. I can't find the boys' shampoo. I can't think where I put it when I took it off them. 'Telmex' was bought off the government by a group of investors. If you live off a particular kind of food, you eat it in order to live. If you live off a particular source of money, you use it to live. Living off papaya, mango and pineapple might sound delicious, but is not practical. Antony had been living off the sale of his own paintings. If a machine runs off a particular kind of fuel or power, it uses that power in order to function. During the daytime the mechanical heart works off batteries. adverb If you go off, you leave a place. He was just about to drive off when the secretary came running out. She gave a hurried wave and set off across the grass. She was off again. Last year she had been to Kenya. This year it was Goa. When his master's off traveling, Caleb stays with Pierre's parents. Off is used in a number of informal and sometimes offensive phrasal verbs, such as buzz off, clear off, or in British English bugger off, which are used to tell someone angrily to go away. When you take off clothing or jewellery that you are wearing, you remove it from your body. He took off his spectacles and rubbed frantically at the lens. He hastily stripped off his old uniform and began pulling on the new one. If you have time off or a particular day off, you do not go to work or school, for example because you are ill or it is a day when you do not usually work. The rest of the men had the day off. You can even snatch a few hours off, and perhaps negotiate the occasional night off too. She was sacked for demanding Saturdays off. I'm off tomorrow. The average worker was off sick 27 days last year. He could not get time off work to go on holiday. If something such as an agreement or a sporting event is off, it is cancelled. Until Pointon is completely happy, however, the deal's off. The vacant W.B.C. junior-lightweight title has been called off. Greenpeace refused to call off the event. When something such as a machine or electric light is off, it is not functioning or in use. When you switch it off, you stop it functioning. As he pulled into the driveway, he saw her bedroom light was off. We used sail power and turned the engine off to save our fuel. The microphones had been switched off. If something is a long way off, it is a long distance away from you. Florida was a long way off. ...animals that from a long way off look like flies. Below you, though still 50 miles off, is the most treeless stretch of land imaginable. If something is a long time off, it will not happen for a long time. An end to the crisis seems a long way off. The required technology is probably still two years off. other combining form in graded adjective Off combines with adverbs such as 'well', ' badly ', and 'worse' to form adjectives that indicate how poor or rich someone is. Most of these people aren't very well off. Surely you can't be that badly off? He's very comfortably off. adjective If food has gone off, it tastes and smells bad because it is no longer fresh enough to be eaten. Don't eat that! It's mouldy. It's gone off! If you say that someone's behaviour is a bit off, you mean that you find it unacceptable or wrong . Some of the dialogue is slightly off.
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