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Meanings of give off in English
Usage of give off in English
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The bananas give off ethylene, a clear, odorless gas that promotes ripening.
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Trees also give off their excess moisture through the leaves and bark.
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When working hard, living things give off more heat; when resting, less.
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Does it give off the kind of peace you wish to attain?
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When they are hunting, they give off the scent of female moths.
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The Port of Authority say that they give off fumes and smell.
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And they give off this energy at a different rate than denser materials.
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Take biophotons, for example, the light that living things give off.
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That is light; gas and oil merely give off illuminated stench.
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But water ice should give off some gas from direct sublimation.
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Even snow and ice give off water vapor, though in very small quantities.
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Even those most passionate on the subject give off a faint what's-the-use vibe.
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These herbs give off a powerful scent that will help him to breathe.'
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Nay, in overcrowded rooms, they actually absorb carbonic acid and give off oxygen.
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Through photosynthesis the plants give off fresh oxygen for the room.
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Even single-celled animals like bacteria and fungi breathe oxygen and give off heat.
