英语词汇“take something off”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

1 (phrasal verb) in the sense of remove

Definition

to remove (a garment)

She took off her spectacles.

Synonyms

remove

He removed his jacket.

discard

Read the instructions before discarding the box.

strip off

drop

The captain was dropped from the team.

peel off

doff

He doffed his shirt and jeans.

divest yourself of

2 (phrasal verb) in the sense of detach

Take off the first few layers of wallpaper.

Synonyms

detach

Gerda gently detached her wrists from her friend's fingers.

remove

When you remove the branches, cut beyond the trunk ridge.

separate

Police moved in to separate the two groups.

cut off

pull off

chop off

hack off

clip off

prune off

3 (phrasal verb) in the sense of subtract

Definition

to deduct (an amount) from a price or total

Take off the price of the house; that's another thirty thousand.

Synonyms

subtract

Subtract the date of birth from the date of death.

deduct

Marks will be deducted for spelling mistakes.

take something away

Take one number away from the other and you get the answer.

remove

It's quite tricky to remove ants from your home – but not impossible.

eliminate

The Act has not eliminated discrimination in employment.

See take

单词	take something off
释义	1 (phrasal verb) in the sense of remove Definition to remove (a garment) She took off her spectacles. Synonyms remove He removed his jacket. discard Read the instructions before discarding the box. strip off drop The captain was dropped from the team. peel off doff He doffed his shirt and jeans. divest yourself of 2 (phrasal verb) in the sense of detach Take off the first few layers of wallpaper. Synonyms detach Gerda gently detached her wrists from her friend's fingers. remove When you remove the branches, cut beyond the trunk ridge. separate Police moved in to separate the two groups. cut off pull off chop off hack off clip off prune off 3 (phrasal verb) in the sense of subtract Definition to deduct (an amount) from a price or total Take off the price of the house; that's another thirty thousand. Synonyms subtract Subtract the date of birth from the date of death. deduct Marks will be deducted for spelling mistakes. take something away Take one number away from the other and you get the answer. remove It's quite tricky to remove ants from your home – but not impossible. eliminate The Act has not eliminated discrimination in employment. See take Additional synonyms in the sense of deduct Definition to subtract (a number, quantity, or part) Marks will be deducted for spelling mistakes. Synonyms subtract, remove, take off, withdraw, take out, take from, take away, reduce by, knock off (informal), decrease by in the sense of discard Definition to get rid of (something or someone) as useless or undesirable Read the instructions before discarding the box. Synonyms get rid of, drop, remove, throw away or out, reject, abandon, dump (informal), shed, scrap, axe (informal), ditch (slang), junk (informal), chuck (informal), dispose of, relinquish, dispense with, jettison, repudiate, cast aside in the sense of doff He doffed his shirt and jeans. Synonyms take off, remove, shed, discard, throw off, cast off, slip out of, slip off, divest yourself of Nearby words of take something off take something in take something in your stride take something into consideration take something off take something on take something or someone apart take something out Synonyms of 'take something off' take something off Additional synonyms in the sense of drop Definition to omit (a player) from a team The captain was dropped from the team. Synonyms eject, dismiss, throw out, exclude, discharge, discard, oust, evict, send packing, turf out (informal), give the bum's rush (slang), throw out on your ear (informal) in the sense of eliminate Definition to get rid of (something or someone unwanted, unnecessary, or not meeting the requirements needed) The Act has not eliminated discrimination in employment. Synonyms remove, end, stop, withdraw, get rid of, abolish, cut out, dispose of, terminate, banish, eradicate, put an end to, do away with, dispense with, stamp out, exterminate, get shot of, wipe from the face of the earth in the sense of separate Definition to act as a barrier between Police moved in to separate the two groups. Synonyms divide, detach, disconnect, come between, disentangle, keep apart, move apart, disjoin in the sense of take something away Definition to remove or subtract Take one number away from the other and you get the answer. Synonyms subtract, deduct, take something off
随便看	to be onto sb to be onto something to be on your home territory to be openly gay to be open to to be open to abuse to be open to question to be opposed to sth to be or come top to be or feel cold to be or feel giddy to be or feel peckish to be or feel seasick to be or get caught in sth to be or get mixed up in sth to be or lie face down/up to be or lie in store (for sb) to be or make a good match to be orphaned to be or work to sb's disadvantage to be out to be out in one's calculations to be out of all proportion to sth to be out of control to be out of danger

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