| 释义 |
●ˌgo ˈoff●ˌgo ˈoff sth1. to move away from sth large or important and go in a different direction 偏离（主干事物）；岔开◆The road you want goes off on the right.
你要走的路往右边岔开去。◆ (figurative) She’s always going off the point (= not talking about the main topic).
她讲话老是跑题。2. to leave the stage, the sports field, etc. during a play or a game （演出或比赛中）下场，退场◆Hamlet goes off in the middle of the scene.
哈姆雷特在该场剧的中场阶段退场。◆Johnson went off at half-time.
约翰逊中场休息时下场了。[v + adv] [v + prep] |