whisk off
US /wɪsk ɔf/
・UK /wɪsk ɒf/
B2
phr.v.To remove something quickly and smoothly.
The waiter whisked off our plates after we finished eating.
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The Hidden Complexities of International Student Payments With Flywire’s Chris Pearce
- And because your aspiration is to go study overseas, you probably don't have the ability to just whisk off on a plane to the US and open a bank account.
And because your aspiration is to go study overseas, you probably don't have the ability to just whisk off on a plane to the US and open a bank account.
- And because your aspiration is to go study overseas, you probably don't have the ability to just whisk off on a plane to the US and open a bank account.
And because your aspiration is to go study overseas, you probably don't have the ability to just whisk off on a plane to the US and open a bank account.