go off

US /ɡoʊ ɔf/
UK /ɡoʊ ɔf/
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1.

explotar, sonar

to explode or fire

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The bomb went off with a loud bang.
La bomba explotó con un fuerte estruendo.
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The alarm will go off if you open the door.
La alarma sonará si abres la puerta.
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detonateignitedischargering
2.

irse, partir

to leave a place; depart

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I need to go off now, I'm late for my appointment.
Tengo que irme ahora, llego tarde a mi cita.
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The children went off to play in the park.
Los niños se fueron a jugar al parque.
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departleaveset offhead off
3.

apagarse, dejar de funcionar

to stop working or functioning

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The lights went off during the storm.
Las luces se apagaron durante la tormenta.
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The heating went off in the middle of the night.
La calefacción se apagó en mitad de la noche.
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failbreak downshut downcut out
4.

echarse a perder, estropearse

to spoil or become bad (of food or drink)

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The milk will go off if you leave it out of the fridge.
La leche se echará a perder si la dejas fuera de la nevera.
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These berries have gone off, they smell bad.
Estas bayas se han echado a perder, huelen mal.
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spoilrotdecayturn bad
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