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Meanings of go off in English
Usage of go off in English
1
She was too young-muchtoo young-muchtoo young-to go off by herself.
2
To understand that, we need to ask what makes food go off.
3
Before Baby left, he would go off for longer and longer times.
4
I didn't want to go off course, so I let things be.
5
The second meeting was to go off in less than ten minutes.
6
He had seen them go off in the vessel in the morning.
7
But each time I solved the problem, the lightbulb would go off.
8
And then she said, I heard the aeroplane go off this morning.
9
It was scheduled to go off every 15 minutes through the night.
10
How long could I leave the food before it would go off?
11
So do we go off in search of water, or wait here?
12
If they continue to go off the rails, chat restrictions are imposed.
13
I can't just go off and leave the stone behind, he thought.
14
I thought you'd go off to medical school and I'd be happy.
15
A second similar device, which did not go off, was found nearby.
16
He was supposed to go off duty soon and enter his stoner.
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Translations for go off
Go off through the time
Go off across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Canada
Common
Australia
Common
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