take off

US /tek ɔf/

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UK /teik ɔf/

A1

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phrasal verb

To remove, e.g. your clothes
To make arrangements to be absent from work
To imitate a person
To leave; depart (often suddenly or quickly)
(Of a plane) to leave the ground and fly
To reduce a price by a certain amount, e.g. 10%
To release or let do e.g. Pressure
(of an aircraft) to become airborne.
To remove (a garment).
To depart; leave.
To become successful or popular.
To remove something, especially clothing.
To depart; to rise into the air.
To suddenly become successful or popular.
To spend time away from work or studies.
To have time away from work or studies.
To have time away from work or studies.
To suddenly start to be successful or popular.

other

To remove (an item of clothing).
To remove (clothing).
To take time as a break from work or other regular activity.
To imitate someone, especially in a humorous way.

other

To depart; to leave.
To suddenly start to be successful or popular.
To depart or leave.
For an aircraft to become airborne.
To suddenly become successful or popular.