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1.b> 1) / i> , , ; to drive off ; , ; to walk off ; the children ran off ; he pushed me off ; they walked off together ; when does the plane take off? ? to be off .i> ) ; I must be off ; we are off now , ; ) .i> , ; he took himself off ;
2) :i> to fall off ; to jump off ; to slip off ;
3) / :i> to break off ; to shake off ; to bite off a piece i> ; cut the end off / ; one of the wheels flew off - ;
4) . / :i> he took his coat off ; he took his glasses off ; hats off! !
2.b> :i> a long way off, far off ; i> ; a little way off ; the town is five miles off ; off in the distance he saw a light / ;
3.b> / :i> the vacation is not far off ; June is three months off ;
4.b> :i> to drink off , i> / ; to pay off one's debt ;
5.b> 1) () :i> to break off work ; to cut off supplies / ; to break off with smb. ; he broke off in the middle of the sentence ;
2) i> , .:i> the deal is off ; the concert is off ;
3) / :i> to get one's daughters off ;
4) :i> turn off the gas / ; switch off the light ; is the radio off? ?
6.b> 1) :i> the number of visitors dropped off ; the profits fell off ;
2) :i> the pain passed off ;
7.b> :i> he is well off i> , ; he is comfortably off , , ; he is badly / poorly / off , ; to be well [badly] off for smth. [] ;
hands off!b> i>. ) ! ! ) ! i> ! ! he is neither off nor onb> , ; , ; be off! off you go!b> .i> ! ! off with you!b> ! ! ! it is off to a (health) resort with youb> , ; . -i>.