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

take something off

1Remove clothing from one’s or another’s body: she took off her cardigan...

But did you intend to do so, which is why you took the clothes off your upper body?
Then the clothing is taken off and preserved - usually hung to dry so that its DNA evidence will not be destroyed by decomposition.
Colin gently laid her body on her bed and Meila took her shoes off and covered her body with her duvet cover.

Synonyms

remove, doff, divest oneself of, shed, strip off, pull off, peel off, climb out of, slip out of, shrug off, throw off, cast off, fling off, fling aside, discard

2Deduct part of an amount.It went up to $44.99 but then they took off $10 because we bundled with the internet, and that makes it $34.99.

Synonyms

deduct, subtract, take away, remove

3Choose to have a period away from work: I took the next day off...

I like their new stuff, but I agree that they took a long period off and people don't know what to expect.
In fact what made the journalists so angry was that many of the bosses chose to take the night off.
After my hit single I chose to take a year off to write my autobiography and produce this new album.

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单词	take something off
释义	take something off 1Remove clothing from one’s or another’s body: she took off her cardigan... But did you intend to do so, which is why you took the clothes off your upper body? Then the clothing is taken off and preserved - usually hung to dry so that its DNA evidence will not be destroyed by decomposition. Colin gently laid her body on her bed and Meila took her shoes off and covered her body with her duvet cover. Synonyms remove, doff, divest oneself of, shed, strip off, pull off, peel off, climb out of, slip out of, shrug off, throw off, cast off, fling off, fling aside, discard 2Deduct part of an amount.It went up to $44.99 but then they took off $10 because we bundled with the internet, and that makes it $34.99. Synonyms deduct, subtract, take away, remove 3Choose to have a period away from work: I took the next day off... I like their new stuff, but I agree that they took a long period off and people don't know what to expect. In fact what made the journalists so angry was that many of the bosses chose to take the night off. After my hit single I chose to take a year off to write my autobiography and produce this new album. See parent entry: take
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