PHRASAL VERB If someone goes off with another person, they leave their husband, wife, or lover and have a relationship with that person. 与…私奔
I suppose Carolyn went off with some man she'd fallen in love with.
我想卡罗琳跟她爱上的某个男人私奔了。
PHRASAL VERB If someone goes off with something that belongs to another person, they leave and take it with them. 私自拿走
He's gone off with my passport.
他拿走了我的护照。
Those firecrackers usually go off with a bang.
那些爆竹通常轰然地爆炸。
Teach your child never to go off with anyone, not even someone they know, unless they're able to contact you to check it's OK.
教你的孩子永远不要私自和别人一起离开,即使那个人是他们认识的人。只有在他们联系你,确认之后才可以。
He added: "the other consequence is that if loads of staff go off with swine flu that will leave us short-staffed, which is dangerous to patients."
他补充说:“另一个后果就是,如果大量员工因猪流感而离职,我们会人手短缺,这对病人来说非常危险。”
Everybody wants to go for a wonderful hike and start off with fresh air and all the things we're going to have in our lives the whole next year.
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So that you're not just handed something that's entirely new to you with no idea which direction to go, we actually do set you off on an appropriate path.
这样一来就不会因为面对完全陌生的东西,而不知何去何从了,我们真心希望能把你们带到正确的道路上来。
and then it gets trade off with, you know, a month of, a month of time off afterwards to go and run on the beach.
然后这是一种权衡,之后可以换来一个月的休息时间,到海滩去玩。
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