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Phrasal Verbs With 'Off' & 'In'
to blow off
to blow off
[动词]

to become detached due to an explosion or a strong force

吹掉, 被炸飞

吹掉, 被炸飞

Ex: As the bomb detonated, the doors of the warehouse blew off with a deafening sound. 
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to boil off
to boil off
[动词]

to remove something through the process of boiling

煮沸去除, 通过煮沸过程去除

煮沸去除, 通过煮沸过程去除

Ex: The alcohol boiled off during the cooking process, leaving a rich sauce. 
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to branch off

(of a path or road) to split into another direction, creating a separate route

分叉, 分支

分叉, 分支

Ex: The highway branches off into smaller roads leading to nearby towns. 
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to break off
to break off
[动词]

to use force to separate one thing from another

折断, 分离

折断, 分离

Ex: The sculptor broke off a chunk of clay for shaping. 
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to burn off
to burn off
[动词]

to use a flame to remove something

烧掉, 焚烧

烧掉, 焚烧

Ex: The gardener had to burn off the old leaves to make room for new growth. 
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to chop off
to chop off
[动词]

to cut or remove something, usually with a quick and forceful action

砍掉, 切掉

砍掉, 切掉

Ex: The chef decided to chop off the vegetable ends before preparing the dish. 
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to clear off
to clear off
[动词]

to remove something from a surface, area, etc. and make it clean

清除, 清理

清除, 清理

Ex: After the picnic, they used a brush to clear off the crumbs from the blanket. 
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to come off
to come off
[动词]

(of a portion or piece) to become detached or separated from a larger whole

脱落, 掉下

脱落, 掉下

Ex: The plaque on the wall came off after years of wear and tear. 
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to cut off
to cut off
[动词]

to use a sharp object like scissors or a knife on something to remove a piece from its edge or ends

切断, 剪断

切断, 剪断

Ex: Before assembling the model, he used a hobby knife to cut off the excess plastic from the parts. 
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to fling off
to fling off
[动词]

to forcefully or quickly remove something

猛力脱下, 用力甩掉

猛力脱下, 用力甩掉

Ex: She flung off her coat and scarf as she entered the warm house. 
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to hive off
to hive off
[动词]

to separate a part of a business, organization, or group to create a new, independent entity

分离, 拆分

分离, 拆分

Ex: The company decided to hive off its software division into a separate subsidiary. 
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to lay off
to lay off
[动词]

to dismiss employees due to financial difficulties or reduced workload

裁员, 解雇

裁员, 解雇

Ex: The company laid off 10% of its workforce due to financial losses. 
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to lop off
to lop off
[动词]

to cut or remove something, especially in a quick or forceful manner

砍掉, 修剪

砍掉, 修剪

Ex: The gardener decided to lop off the overgrown branches to improve the tree's shape. 
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to pair off
to pair off
[动词]

to group into sets of two

配对, 分成两人一组

配对, 分成两人一组

Ex: For the next activity, everyone should pair off with a partner. 
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to pick off
to pick off
[动词]

to quickly and sharply remove something

撕下, 快速移除

撕下, 快速移除

Ex: He picked the sticker off his new book. 
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to partition off

to divide a space or area using a partition, wall, or similar barrier

用隔断分隔, 分隔出一个区域

用隔断分隔, 分隔出一个区域

Ex: They decided to partition off a corner of the large room to create a private office space. 
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to pull off
to pull off
[动词]

to remove something, such as clothing or a covering, by pulling it away

脱下, 扯下

脱下, 扯下

Ex: It was hot outside, so he pulled his jacket off. 
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to rip off
to rip off
[动词]

to tear or remove something by force

撕掉, 扯下

撕掉, 扯下

Ex: He accidentally ripped off the button from his shirt while rushing. 
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to separate off

to remove a specific item from a larger group

分离, 隔离

分离, 隔离

Ex: He separated off the unique collectibles from the rest of the items for a separate auction. 
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to shake off
to shake off
[动词]

to physically remove something by shaking

抖掉, 甩掉

抖掉, 甩掉

Ex: The hiker tried to shake off the mud from his boots before entering the cabin. 
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to split off
to split off
[动词]

to leave a group or political party because of differences

分裂, 脱离

分裂, 脱离

Ex: Recognizing irreconcilable differences, they made the difficult decision to split the band off and pursue solo careers. 
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to take off
to take off
[动词]

to remove a piece of clothing or accessory from your or another's body

脱下, 摘掉

脱下, 摘掉

Ex: After a long day at work, I like to take off my high heels. 
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to throw off
to throw off
[动词]

to eliminate something unwanted or challenging

摆脱, 消除

摆脱, 消除

Ex: I need to throw off these old clothes and make space in my closet. 
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to wash off
to wash off
[动词]

to remove something, like dirt or stains, using water or cleaning products

洗掉, 清洁

洗掉, 清洁

Ex: The cleaning solution was specifically formulated to wash off stubborn stains from fabrics. 
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to strip off
to strip off
[动词]

to remove clothing or covering quickly or completely

脱掉, 剥去

脱掉, 剥去

Ex: After coming in from the rain, he quickly stripped off his wet clothes. 
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