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I . off [ɒf] PREDL.

1. off (indicating removal) +rod.:

off
[stran] od +rod.
to be off the air RADIO, TV
to be off the air RADIO, TV

2. off after glag. (moving down):

off
[dol] s/z +rod.

3. off after glag. (moving away):

off
[ven] iz +rod.
off
[dol] s/z +rod.

5. off (at sea):

off
od +rod.

6. off (absent from):

7. off pog. (stop liking):

to be off one's food
to go off sb/sth

8. off (not taking):

9. off (subsisting):

10. off (from source):

to get sth off sb pog.

11. off after samost. (minus):

off
od +rod.
off the wall

II . off [ɒf] PRISL.

3. off (removed):

off
dol
off

5. off (in bad shape):

off
off
to go off
to go off food

6. off (distant in time):

off
to be far off

7. off (stopped):

to call sth off

9. off (separated):

to fence sth off

III . off [ɒf] PRID.

1. off:

off (not working)
off (switched off)
off (switched off)
off tap
off heating

2. off pred. GASTR. (bad):

off
off milk

3. off (not at work):

to be off

4. off pred. pog. (in bad shape):

off

5. off (provided for):

to be badly/well off

6. off pred. GASTR. (no longer on the menu):

off

7. off pred. esp brit. angl. pog. (rude):

off behaviour

IV . off [ɒf] SAM. no mn.

V . off [ɒf] GLAG. preh. glag. am. angl. sleng to off sb

blast-off [ˈblɑ:stɒf] SAM. (spacecraft)

I . ˈcast-off SAM. cast-offs mn.

cut-off [ˈkʌtɒf] SAM.

1. cut-off (limit):

zgornja meja ž. spol

2. cut-off (stop):

prekinitev ž. spol
zaustavitev ž. spol
termin m. spol

ˈfall-off SAM. no mn.

padec m. spol

ˈfar-off PRID.

2. far-off (time):

I . hurry away, hurry off GLAG. nepreh. glag.

II . hurry away, hurry off GLAG. preh. glag.

ˈlay-off SAM. (from work)

ˈlift-off SAM. aerosp

vzlet m. spol

off-ˈcen·tre PRID., off-ˈcen·ter PRID.

ˈoff-chance SAM. on the off-chance

off-ˈcol·our PRID., off-ˈcol·or PRID.

1. off-colour (somewhat sick):

2. off-colour (somewhat obscene):

ˈoff-day SAM.

slab dan m. spol

off-ˈduty PRID. to be off-duty

I . off ˈkey PRISL.

II . off ˈkey PRID.

1. off key (out of tune):

off key

2. off key fig. (inopportune):

off key

ˈoff-li·cence SAM. brit. angl.

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