off.发音

意思翻译

abbr.奉献（offered）；办公室（office）；官方的（official）

相似词语短语

off───adv.离开；脱掉；出发，起跑；结束，取消；（电）未连接；没有；下班；减价；在剧院舞台的后面；n.（非正式）起跑；（板球）击球手对面的半场；（非正式）休息日；；adj.远离的；空闲的；（食物）不新鲜的；不能接受的；发挥失常的；（车轮等成对的物体之中）右边的；（某些体育比赛）越位的；（非正式）令人不快的；（非正式）不舒服的；（非正式）不友好的；v.（非正式）杀死（某人）；（非正式）离开；prep.离开；偏离；从……去掉；下班；削价；戒除；不在；（非正式）远离；（非正式，一般是暂时）厌恶

subsist off───维持生计

taper off───v.逐渐变细，逐渐停止；逐渐变细；逐渐减少；n.（长形物体的）逐渐变窄; 微弱的光; 极细的蜡烛

knock off───击倒；停工；中断；敲落；中止（工作）；即席作（诗文等）；减低(价格)

off balance───不平稳的，摇摆的

steams off───驶出

carry off───完成; 抢走; 成功地对付; 赢得；夺去；获得；使丧命；成功地处理

wind off───vt.解开，开放；卷开；v.卷开

turu off───关掉

双语使用场景

I'm really hacked off.───我真是很恼火。

The wedding is off.───婚礼被取消了。

The milk smells off.───这奶的味道不对劲。

"Pieces are falling off of this flaming fire ball, and some of it has enough momentum to go hundreds of miles, " he said.───他说：“碎片从燃烧的火球上脱落，而且一些碎片有足以飞行数百英里的动量。”

Had the Axis powers finished off the British in north Africa first, they could have attacked Russia from the south as well as the east.───要是轴心国能首先在北非将英军剿灭，他们就可以从南线和东线包抄俄国。

Even if over the long term you'd be better off if you were able to continue buying bargains.───如果你能买到便宜股票，那么即使在未来很长一段时间里，你都能过上富足的生活。

"He was running a harvester and one of the teeth of the chain broke off and went right through the bulletproof glass window of his cab. "───“他正在操作伐木机，突然一个链齿脱落，正好击穿他驾驶室的防弹玻璃窗。”

Clean surface can be coated with a little soft cleaning cloth, in the case of gently wipe off the keyboard surface.───清洁表面，可在软布上沾上少许清洁剂，在关机的情况下轻轻擦拭键盘表面。

'I've been out counting dead elephants, where else! ' Slamming the door of the truck, I stomp off to the kitchen for a cup of black coffee.───‘我就是出去清点了一下死掉的大象，还能去哪儿呀！’我重重的摔上车门，登登登走到厨房给自己冲了一杯黑咖啡。

英语使用场景

Never put off until tomorrow what you can do today. 

Lose not time; be always employed in something useful; cut off all unnecessary actions. 

Don't cut off your nose to spite your face. 

Before gold, even kings take off their hats. 

Don’t put off what you can do today till tomorrow. 

Fools never know when they are well off. 

Never put off till tomorrow what can [may] be done today. 

Bite off more than one can chew. 

Before gold, even kings takes off their hats.