英语词组lift off是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Phr V

lift off

lifts, lifting, lifted

lift off

if a spacecraft or aircraft lifts off, it leaves the ground

The space shuttle Atlantis is scheduled to lift off next Thursday.

lift-off

noun singular the moment when a spacecraft leaves the ground

Twenty seconds to lift-off.

lift off

1. To pick someone or something up off a person or surface. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "lift" and "off." Please help me lift this box off the table. The two security guards lifted the guy right off his seat and threw him out the door.

2. Of an aircraft, to achieve or begin flight. The helicopter lifted off, blowing a huge billowing dust cloud into the crowd of spectators.

lift something off (of) someone or something

and lift something off

to raise something and uncover or release someone or something. (Of is usually retained before pronouns.) Lift the beam off of him and see if he is still breathing. Please lift off the heavy lid.

lift off

[for a plane or rocket] to move upward, leaving the ground. The rocket lifted off exactly on time.

lift off

Begin flight, as in The spacecraft was due to lift off at ten o'clock. The off in this idiom means "off the ground." [Late 1800s]

lift off

1. To pick something up from some surface: I lifted the lid off the pan to let the heat escape. I unfastened the tarp and lifted it off from the tent.

2. To leave the ground and begin flight: The spacecraft will lift off at noon.

词组	lift off
释义	Phr V lift off lifts, lifting, lifted lift off if a spacecraft or aircraft lifts off, it leaves the ground The space shuttle Atlantis is scheduled to lift off next Thursday. lift-off noun singular the moment when a spacecraft leaves the ground Twenty seconds to lift-off. phraselift off lift off if a space vehicle or plane lifts off, it leaves the ground in order to start a journey: The space shuttle and its six astronauts will lift off on Sunday at 6.30 am. The plane lifted off and began to climb steeply.■ SIMILAR TO: take offlift-off n C,U when a space vehicle leaves the ground in order to travel into space: Ten minutes to lift-off. They decided they would attempt a lift-off, in spite of the bad weather. lift off 1. To pick someone or something up off a person or surface. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "lift" and "off." Please help me lift this box off the table. The two security guards lifted the guy right off his seat and threw him out the door. 2. Of an aircraft, to achieve or begin flight. The helicopter lifted off, blowing a huge billowing dust cloud into the crowd of spectators. lift something off (of) someone or something and lift something off to raise something and uncover or release someone or something. (Of is usually retained before pronouns.) Lift the beam off of him and see if he is still breathing. Please lift off the heavy lid. lift off [for a plane or rocket] to move upward, leaving the ground. The rocket lifted off exactly on time. lift off Begin flight, as in The spacecraft was due to lift off at ten o'clock. The off in this idiom means "off the ground." [Late 1800s] lift off v. 1. To pick something up from some surface: I lifted the lid off the pan to let the heat escape. I unfastened the tarp and lifted it off from the tent. 2. To leave the ground and begin flight: The spacecraft will lift off at noon.
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