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●ˌcome ˈoff 🔑●ˌcome ˈoff sth 🔑1. to become separated from sth （从…）掉下，脱落◆The handle came off in my hand.
把手掉在我手里了。◆A button has come off my coat.
我的外套掉了一颗纽扣。2. to fall from sth （从…）掉下，落下◆My glasses came off when I tripped.
我绊了一跤，把眼镜摔掉了。◆She braked sharply and came off her bike.
她猛一剎闸，从自行车上摔了下来。OBJ bicycle, horse3. to move away from sth large or important and go in a different direction （从大的或重要的事物中）分离，脱离，岔开◆A narrow road comes off on the left.
左侧岔出去一条窄路。4. to leave the stage, the sports field, etc. during a play or a game （演出或比赛时）离开舞台（或赛场等）；下台；退场◆Two players came off just before half time.
在上半场即将结束之前，有两名队员下场了。5. to leave sth such as a vehicle or a road （从交通工具上）下来；离开（道路）◆She looked tired as she came off the plane.
她下飞机时显得很疲惫。◆Come off (the motorway) at junction five.
在五号交叉路口驶离（高速公路）。6. if an amount of money comes off a price, the price becomes lower by that amount （从价格中）削减◆Two pence a litre is coming off the price of petrol.
汽油价格每升将要下调两便士。[v + adv] [v + prep] |