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Meanings of change off in English
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Usage of change off in English
1
The sides change off in this way until the game is won.
2
Best this one to-day: then we'll change off and rest yours to-morrow.
3
She takes a handful of change off my dresser, and then denies it.
4
I'll go to New York and change off the money this very night.
5
They always change off and swap around and catch you on your inexperienced side.
6
Would you like me to change off my afternoon classes and remain at home?
7
But I would like to think that after qualifying for Euro 2016 things will change off the field.
8
The change off from old school subject matter to instruction in methods of industry was a logical experiment.
9
But we'll give the thing another try-out to-night, and if it doesn't work we'd better change off to something else.
10
In one scene, Fields had to do a quick change off-camera from her bridal skirt and jacket to her honeymoon get-up.
11
I'll thump if I am too hard pressed, then you can come and change off while I get my second wind.
12
Mr. Fulton tried to make the work as interesting as possible by letting them change off jobs as often as he could.
13
I was tired of soda, and so I changed off for lemonade.
14
The footsteps were heard first in one direction and then they changed off to another.
15
When his rifle got too hot, Saxtorph changed off.
16
Well, it's changed off somehow, and I've got to have something regular to go by.
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Change off across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common