Off with Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈɔf/ /ˈwɪð/, /ˈwɪθ/, /wɪð/, /wɪθ

AWF with

UK

ˈɒf/ /wˈɪð

OF with

परिभाषा

'Off with' is a phrase used to tell someone to remove or take something away, or sometimes as a dramatic command to remove a part of the body (often used historically, like 'Off with his head!'). It can also mean departing, as in 'off with you!'.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

'Off with' is formal or archaic in commands like 'Off with his head!', often used in books or movies about history or royalty. In everyday use, it can mean 'take off' (clothes, objects). Not common as a command except in set phrases. Don't confuse with just 'off' as a preposition.

• Spanish: fuera con - quitar de
• Portuguese (BR): fora com - tirar de
• Portuguese (PT): fora com - tirar de
• Chinese (Simplified): 拿掉 - 去除
• Chinese (Traditional): 拿掉 - 去除
• Hindi: हटा दो - निकाल दो
• Arabic: أزل - ابتعد مع
• Bengali: খুলে ফেলো - কেটে ফেলো (ঐতিহাসিক অর্থে) - চলে যাও
• Russian: снять - долой (исторически, например: «Отрубить!») - уходи
• Japanese: 脱いで - 取り外して - 首をはねろ（歴史的な命令） - 行きなさい
• Vietnamese: cởi ra - tháo ra - chặt (ý sử thi) - đi đi
• Korean: 벗어라 - 제거해라 - 목을 쳐라 (역사적 의미) - 나가라
• Turkish: çıkar - kaldır - kafasını uçur (tarihî anlamda) - hadi git
• Urdu: اتار دو - ہٹا دو - سر کاٹ دو (تاریخی طور پر) - چلے جاؤ
• Indonesian: lepaskan - buka - penggal (makna sejarah) - pergi sana

उदाहरण वाक्य

Off with your shoes before you enter the house.

basic

The king shouted, 'Off with his head!'

basic

It's cold now, off with those shorts and put on some pants.

basic

Alright, off with you! Time to go to bed.

natural

She said, 'Off with my makeup after a long day at work!'

natural

Before swimming, off with your jewelry; you don’t want to lose anything.

natural