topple off of (something)

1. To tumble or plummet over the edge (of something tall). The weather vane came toppling off of the roof during the storm. Please don't get so close to the edge—one strong gust of wind, and you'll go toppling off of the cliffside!

2. To cause someone or something to tumble or plummet over the edge (of something). In this usage, a noun or pronoun is used between "topple" and "off." Watch where you're walking—you nearly toppled that bucket off of the roof! He charged into the mutineer and toppled him off of the boat.

词组	topple off of (something)
释义	topple off of (something) topple off of (something) 1. To tumble or plummet over the edge (of something tall). The weather vane came toppling off of the roof during the storm. Please don't get so close to the edge—one strong gust of wind, and you'll go toppling off of the cliffside! 2. To cause someone or something to tumble or plummet over the edge (of something). In this usage, a noun or pronoun is used between "topple" and "off." Watch where you're walking—you nearly toppled that bucket off of the roof! He charged into the mutineer and toppled him off of the boat. See also: of, off, topple Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: topple off topple from (something) have an/the edge over (someone or something) have, etc. an/the edge on/over somebody/something have an edge on have an edge on (someone or something) back and edge edge around edge around (something) cutting edge
随便看	bone-crunching bone-deep bone dry bone factory bonehead boneheaded bone idle bone-idle bone in (one's) leg bone of contention bone of contention, the bone orchard bone out boner bones bone shaking bone to pick bone to pick, have a bone up bone up on (something) boneyard bong bonged bonged out bonged (out)