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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
clean off
Would you please tell me the meaning of the phrase? I looked it up in dictionaries on the Internet, but nothing was found. Thanks.
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Hi, Generally speaking, if you clean off the table , it means you clean the table with an emphasis on removing things from it. Wife: Your books are all over the table. There is no place for me to put your dinner.
- Hi, Generally speaking, if you clean off the table , it means you clean the table with an emphasis on removing things from it.
- Wife: Your books are all over the table.
- There is no place for me to put your dinner.
- Husband: Wait a second, I'll move them and I'll wipe the table with this paper towel ...
- there, I've cleaned it off, now you can put my plate on the table.
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Hi,
Generally speaking, if you clean off the table, it means you clean the table with an emphasis on removing things from it.
Wife: Your books are all over the table. There is no place for me to put your dinner.
Husband: Wait a second, I'll move them and I'll wipe the table with this paper to
Generally speaking, if you clean off the table, it means you clean the table with an emphasis on removing things from it.
Wife: Your books are all over the table. There is no place for me to put your dinner.
Husband: Wait a second, I'll move them and I'll wipe the table with this paper to
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