throw off

US /θroʊ ɔf/
UK /θroʊ ɔf/
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1.

脱掉, 甩掉

to quickly remove something, especially clothes

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She threw off her coat and rushed inside.
她脱下外套，冲了进去。
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He threw off the covers and got out of bed.
他掀开被子，下了床。
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2.

摆脱, 甩掉

to get rid of something or someone that is unwanted or causing problems

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The company managed to throw off its old image.
公司成功地摆脱了旧形象。
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He tried to throw off his pursuers in the crowded market.
他试图在拥挤的市场中甩掉追捕者。
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3.

散发, 发出

to produce or give off something, such as heat, light, or a smell

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The old engine began to throw off a lot of smoke.
旧引擎开始冒出大量烟雾。
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The fire was throwing off intense heat.
火焰正在散发出强烈的热量。
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4.

使困惑, 误导

to confuse or mislead someone

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The sudden change in plans threw everyone off.
计划的突然改变让所有人措手不及。
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His strange behavior threw me off.
他奇怪的行为让我感到困惑。
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confusedisorientmisleaddistractunsettle
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