toddle off
US /ˈtɑdl ɔf/
・UK /ˈtɒdl ɒf/
B2
phr.v.To leave or walk away slowly, like a young child.
The child toddled off to bed after a long day of playing outside.
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Telling a Story from the Inside Out
- And then you would just keep narrating it and they would talk and you'd narrate it and then they'd pass through and they'd toddle off and be happy or angry or whatever next emotion's coming up." But Joy doesn't fully learn the lesson here, as later in the film she chooses to leave sadness behind when she finds a way back to headquarters.
And then you would just keep narrating it and they would talk and you'd narrate it and then they'd pass through and they'd toddle off and be happy or angry or whatever next emotion's coming up." But Joy doesn't fully learn the lesson here, as later in the film she chooses to leave sadness behind when she finds a way back to headquarters.
- "And then they'd pass through and toddle off and be happy
"And then they'd pass through and toddle off and be happy