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Meanings of work off in English

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Usage of work off in English
1
Am I doing the work off the track to help prevent injury?'
The Guardian
2
The excess she could work off in long, soulful talks with Amman.
Futures 1
3
But it was their work off the ball that captured my attention.
The Irish Times
4
A burr does not easily work off the end of an axle.
Hiram the Young Farmer
5
She swept the work off her lap with a sudden, swift gesture.
Burned Bridges
6
Exercise assisted him to work off his nervous agitation and inward tempest.
A Prince of Bohemia
7
No sooner was this work off her hands than another engaged her.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 02, No. 13, November, 1858 / A Maga...
8
Robert gave a great stretch, as though to work off his regrets.
Robert Elsmere
9
Couldn't we work off some other rag on somebody before I go?
Mike
10
And I can work off this pent-up energy in an entirely different way.
Here comes trouble
11
It's a good way to work off all that turkey and pumpkin pie.
Wired
12
Nearly 57 percent work off the books, according to government data.
Reuters
13
But finding documentation and information to work off is not easy, he says.
Wired
14
Gentry told the Americas Rugby News website: Hopefully all the hard work off.
The South African
15
It is a foodstuff that you need a few hours to work off.
The Guardian
16
You see, this is how you will work off your debt to me.
The devil she knows
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