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Meanings of throw off in English
Usage of throw off in English
1
In 1745 this church attempted to throw off the yoke of the
2
In 1680 they made an attempt to throw off the Spanish yoke.
3
You can let outside factors beyond your control throw off your focus.
4
Lay aside your bridal attire, fair Rosalie; throw off the turquoise bracelet.
5
The girl seemed suddenly to throw off the weight of her grief.
6
This party united to throw off the yoke in Haverford county, Md.
7
Her pertinacity in staying induced Mrs. Lisle to throw off all restraint.
8
The slightest flinching, the smallest motion might yet throw off his aim.
9
A weight I could not throw off pressed me to the ground.
10
We must throw off the feeling that anything so awful has happened.
11
There the startlingly agile dapper figure struggled to throw off his captor.
12
And I shall do my best to throw off my childhood prejudices.
13
To throw off the habit, requires a determination that but few possess.
14
Now it can throw off the Bonapartes without occasioning a disputed succession.'
15
I am afraid he will never throw off his invalid habits now.
16
The time to throw off a little more pursuit had clearly come.
This collocation consists of:
Translations for throw off
Catalan
Spanish
Portuguese
Throw off through the time
Throw off across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common