单词	on and off
释义	on and off adverb : with periodic cessation : off and on, intermittently Lucy was sick on and off for two years before doctors were able to discover what was wrong. Jo Abi on-and-off ˈȯn-ən(d)-ˈȯf  adjective It took more than 20 break-ups for Melissa Meagher to realise her six-year on-and-off relationship with her ex had to end for good. Sophie Aubrey Word History First Known Use 1668, in the meaning defined above on and off 1 of 2 adverb as in off and on not constantly or steadily over a period of time It's been raining on and off all afternoon. Synonyms & Similar Words Relevance off and on sporadically intermittently periodically rarely occasionally sometimes seldom infrequently little recurrently now irregularly now and then variously here and there Antonyms & Near Antonyms commonly usually regularly routinely ordinarily consistently always invariably constantly continuously often frequently continually incessantly ever endlessly hourly perpetually unceasingly uninterruptedly much oft oftentimes interminably continuingly See More on-and-off 2 of 2 adjective as in recurring occurring or appearing at intervals an on-and-off friendship over the years Synonyms & Similar Words recurring recurrent intermittent continual periodic alternating periodical occasional seasonal sporadic alternate rhythmic serial cyclic spasmodic cyclical fitful spotty rhythmical erratic irregular aperiodic unsteady Antonyms & Near Antonyms continuous constant incessant unceasing perpetual eternal interminable everlasting See More
随便看	impers impersonable impersonal impersonalisation impersonalisations impersonalise impersonalised impersonalises impersonalising impersonalism impersonalities impersonality impersonalization impersonalizations impersonalize impersonalized impersonalizes impersonalizing impersonally impersonate impersonated impersonates impersonating impersonation impersonations

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