off the boil

Not as strong, successful, active, etc., as someone or something has proved capable of being; not at one's peak performance or ability. An allusion to water that has stopped boiling and thus begins to lose its maximum amount of heat. Especially used in the phrase "go off the boil." Primarily heard in UK. The former champions of the league seem to be off the boil so far this season. We had a really intense relationship at first, but it's gone off the boil recently.

off the boil

BRITISH

1. If someone goes off the boil, they are less successful than they were in the past. I concede that I went slightly off the boil last season. It pays to go back to the fundamentals when your game goes off the boil.

2. If a feeling or situation goes off the boil, it becomes less strong or active. If a relationship seems to be going off the boil, it is a good idea to talk about it. Since the riots, discontent had rarely been off the boil; and demonstrations had continued throughout the decade.

off the ˈboil

(British English) past the time of greatest activity, excitement, etc: The team were playing brilliantly at the start of the season but seem to have gone off the boil now.

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释义	off the boil off the boil Not as strong, successful, active, etc., as someone or something has proved capable of being; not at one's peak performance or ability. An allusion to water that has stopped boiling and thus begins to lose its maximum amount of heat. Especially used in the phrase "go off the boil." Primarily heard in UK. The former champions of the league seem to be off the boil so far this season. We had a really intense relationship at first, but it's gone off the boil recently. See also: boil, off Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. off the boil BRITISH 1. If someone goes off the boil, they are less successful than they were in the past. I concede that I went slightly off the boil last season. It pays to go back to the fundamentals when your game goes off the boil. 2. If a feeling or situation goes off the boil, it becomes less strong or active. If a relationship seems to be going off the boil, it is a good idea to talk about it. Since the riots, discontent had rarely been off the boil; and demonstrations had continued throughout the decade. See also: boil, off Collins COBUILD Idioms Dictionary, 3rd ed. off the ˈboil (British English) past the time of greatest activity, excitement, etc: The team were playing brilliantly at the start of the season but seem to have gone off the boil now. See also: boil, off Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: (I) hope not hope not not for a second not for a minute not for a moment aint ain't not for a/one minute/moment/second/instant not for a instant not by any means References in classic literature But Hermann's excite ment suddenly went off the boil as when you remove a saucepan from the fire. Falk A Reminiscence Treasury bulls might also be having second thoughts about the recent buying spree as various risk factors noted by Chair Powell are coming off the boil, including the debt limit and U.S.-China trade frictions. Treasury Action: the bond market remains soggy However, it went off the boil a little in season two. KEEPING UP WITH JONES Maybe it's a good thing that he came off the boil a little bit going into Augusta - it will make him go away and analyse what happened. wgc was a tiger lesson for mac Hastings, 22, played a major part in the back-to-back Champions Cup triumphs over Lyon but has since gone off the boil as Warriors stumbled to three Pro14 defeats on the trot. Horne: Don't be so Hasty to write us off Met lie eighth in the standings, having gone off the boil somewhat following a strong start to the campaign. Nomads targeting revenge over Met If City are off the boil at any point we have to be ready to try and overtake them. We're sure to narrow gap to City But he has gone off the boil and the striker (left) has not scored in 22 games since netting against West Ham in November. PSG and Monaco are out to get Rich quick; HOTLINE; EXCLUSIVE OFF THE BOIL Star's not fussed for dinner with Kim She loves her talent and thinks she is a really funny woman. Kim off it; Adele doesn't want to Keep Up with the Kardashians The Brit musician asserted that according to him he will allow himself to record in the studio and he did not want to go off the boil to the point where he was embarrassing himself. Eric Clapton plans to retire from touring Gone off the boil" - Former England batsman Geoffrey Boycott on the state of the England cricket team. They say Jeremy Chardy has gone off the boil since reaching the last eight of the Australian Open in January and Florida resident Xavier Malisse, who retains plenty of ability at 32, is value to thwart the 22nd seed. Zeballos huge value to surprise big-server; TENNIS Sasikiran, by his own admission, feels he has been off the boil for the last two years, and his performance in this tournament also has not been up to scratch. Trying to re- invent my game says Sasikiran Tudno went slightly off the boil in the second period and Ruthin''s Matty Davies pulled one back. Llandudno 6 Ruthin Town 1 [...] The heat will come off the boil on September 12, when spells of cold air will cool down the country from the sweltering weather and push the mercury down. September Brings Lower Temperatures, Winds to Bulgaria
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