touch off
US /tʌtʃ ɔf/
・UK /tʌtʃ ɔf/
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phr. v.Phrasal VerbTo cause to explode or catch fire
The forest is so dry a small light can touch off a fire
phr. v.Phrasal VerbTo cause riot, trouble etc. to start
The wrong word will touch off his loud words
Video subtitles
全球市場大跌！前白宮溝通主任揭驚人內幕：比特幣、台積電、經濟衰退、川普共事│Anthony Scaramucci│紐約數位資產峰會【邦妮區塊鏈】@therealanthonyscaramucci
- If you push the country into austerity, you'll touch off negative thinking in the country,
If you push the country into austerity, you'll touch off negative thinking in the country,
- and you'll touch off a negative, vicious flywheel that will lead to deconsumption and lead to a recession.
and you'll touch off a negative, vicious flywheel that will lead to deconsumption and lead to a recession.
Gordon Ramsay Cooks Up A Delicious Shake And Bake Pork Chop
- And to give this sauce a little touch of body, I'm going to touch off demi-glace.
And to give this sauce a little touch of body, I'm going to touch off demi-glace.