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Christine Christie Posted 7 years ago
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What does the folowing sentence mean:
"He is a little off."
And is this informal language?
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It's informal. It might even be considered an idiom. com/a+little+off It means that the person is not his or her usual self.
- It's informal.
- It might even be considered an idiom.
- com/a+little+off It means that the person is not his or her usual self.
- The person is usually a little sick, tired, cranky, moody, or something like that.
- If you are referring to food or a dog or something else, it means that the object (food, dog, whatever) is not as expected in a bad or poor way.
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It's informal. It might even be considered an idiom.
https://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/a+little+off
It means that the person is not his or her usual self. The person is usually a little sick, tired,
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