Took off Meaning in English
expression · lemma: take off
/tʊk ɔf/
TUK-awf
/tʊk ɒf/
TUK-of
释义
'Took off' is the past tense of 'take off.' It can mean an airplane leaving the ground, someone removing clothes, or a person leaving quickly.
用法与细微差别
Different contexts change the meaning: 'The plane took off' (left the ground), 'He took off his hat' (removed), or 'She took off after the meeting' (left quickly). Informal and neutral in speech, depending on use.
例句
The plane took off on time.
basic
He took off his shoes at the door.
basic
Jenny took off after lunch.
basic
When I arrived, he had already took off.
natural
Her music career really took off last year.
natural
I took off my jacket because it was so hot.
natural