off

US /ɑːf/
UK /ɑːf/
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1.

away from the place in question; to or at a distance

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The cat jumped off the table.
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Keep off the grass.
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on
2.

away from work or duty

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I'm taking a few days off next week.
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He's off duty until tomorrow morning.
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on duty
3.

so as to be removed or separated

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Take your shoes off.
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The lid came off easily.
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on
1.

not connected to or touching something

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The light switch is off.
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The power is off in the whole building.
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on
2.

not operating or available

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The concert is off due to bad weather.
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The deal is off.
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on
1.

away from; not on

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He fell off his bike.
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The button came off my shirt.
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on
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