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●ˌget ˈoff sth1. to leave a place where you should not be 离开（不该逗留的地方）◆Get off my land!
从我的土地上走开！OBJ land, property2. to stop discussing a particular subject 停止讨论，不再谈论（某一话题）◆Doesn’t she ever get off the subject of money?
她可曾停止过谈钱？OBJ subject3. to stop using the telephone 挂断（电话）◆Can you tell me when you get off the phone?
能告诉我什么时候你打完电话吗？◆Get off that phone! I’m waiting for a call.
别用那部电话！我在等电话呢。OBJ phone, line
OPP get on sth4. to stop using or doing sth that you have been using or doing as a habit 戒掉；戒除◆I’m determined to get off the drugs.
我决心戒毒。OBJ drugs, drink ➡ see also get sb off sth (1)5. (NAmE) to say or write sth amusing 说（或写）有趣的事[v + prep]
 ●ˌget ˈoff it! (NAmE, informal) used to tell sb to stop saying sth that you think is silly or annoying （用于劝告）别犯傻了，别烦人了，得了吧◆‘I told you it wouldn’t be easy!’ ‘Oh, get off it. I’m doing just fine.’
“我警告过你，这事可不容易！”“嗨，别扯了。我干得不赖。”●get off my ˈback/ˈcase (informal) used to ask sb to stop annoying you by criticizing you or telling you to do things （用于警告）别对我评头论足，别对我指手画脚●get (sth) off the ˈgroundto start happening successfully; to make sth do this （使）顺利开始，成功启动◆The project was slow to get off the ground.
这个项目迟迟不能上马。◆to get a new company off the ground
使新公司顺利开业 |