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●ˌgo ˈoff 🔑1. (to sth) to leave a place, especially in order to do sth 离开，离去（尤指去做某事）◆You go off and have fun.
你去玩吧。◆When are you going off on your trip?
你何时动身去旅行？◆Have the children gone off to school yet?
孩子们去上学了吗？◆Everyone went off happy.
大家都高高兴兴地离开了。◆I can’t believe Ed went off without saying goodbye!
我无法相信埃德竟然不辞而别！◆My parents have just gone off to bed.
我父母刚去睡下。2. (of a weapon, etc. 武器等) to be fired; to explode 开火；爆炸◆The gun went off by accident.
枪走火了。◆The bomb went off in a crowded street.
炸弹在熙来攘往的大街上爆炸了。SUBJ gun, bomb3. (of an alarm 警报器或闹钟) to make a sudden loud noise or flash 突然响起；突然闪烁◆She got up as soon as the alarm clock went off.
闹钟一响，她就一骨碌起床了。◆The thieves ran away when the burglar alarm went off.
防盗器警报声大作，窃贼们立刻逃走了。SUBJ alarm, alarm clock, fire alarm4. if a light, the electricity, etc. goes off, it stops working （电灯）熄灭；（供电等）中断；停止运行◆Suddenly all the lights went off.
所有的灯突然熄灭了。◆The heating goes off at nine.
九点钟停止供暖。SUBJ lights
OPP come on, go on5. [+ adv] if a performance, etc. goes off well/badly, it is successful/not successful （演出等）成功／不成功◆The show went off very well.
演出大获成功。◆How did the concert go off?
音乐会开得怎么样？◆The performance went off without a hitch (= without any problems at all).
演出十分顺利。6. (BrE) if food or drink goes off, it becomes bad and not fit to eat or drink （食物或饮料）变质，变坏◆This milk has gone off.
牛奶馊了。SUBJ milk, meat7. (especially BrE) to become worse in quality （质量）下降，滑坡◆Her books have gone off in recent years.
她近年出的书质量下滑了。8. (informal, especially BrE) to fall asleep 入眠；入睡◆Hasn’t the baby gone off (to sleep) yet?
宝宝还没睡着吗？SYN drop off[v + adv] |