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Meanings of face off in English
Synonyms
Examples for "bully off"
Examples for "bully off"
1
I thought the first half, we got bullied off the park.
2
And then he went on phrase-making again about Germany until he had actually bullied off at hockey.
3
Do you remember what you said when we were bullying off at hockey on Bank Holiday-theday before war was declared?
4
So in an ironic reenactment of the age-old geek drama, the volunteers were ridiculed and chased and bullied off their new site.
5
"They're bullying off again."
Usage of face off in English
1
Italy and the Netherlands face off first, followed by Germany and Sweden.
2
An excuse some women use for beating the face off a piano.
3
Argentina and Germany will face off in yet another World Cup Final.
4
Half a second earlier and it would have eaten my face off.
5
After just two days rest they face off at Houston's BBVA Stadium.
6
The live set will rip your face off, in a good way!.
7
The two are expected to face off in the 2002 presidential election.
8
I had to face off against Merril again in court in June.
9
The tension between Lizzy and Glenda ends in a dramatic face off.
10
The slave is an expert manipulator and will face off with Django.
11
Romney and Obama will face off in three presidential debates this fall.
12
That's how we face off against the Mimics, and we're still outclassed.
13
And he never got consumed or distracted by Instatweeting his face off.
14
The teams will then face off in three one-day matches in Brisbane.
15
The leaders will also face off in a second French-language debate on Thursday.
16
He couldn't deliberately misspell a subtext; the text might flay his face off.
This collocation consists of:
Face off through the time
Face off across language varieties
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
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