0
Top answer
A dictionary will give you many shades of meaning for this word. In this case, it's just casual English meaning I'm leaving this place. It usually refers to a short and unimportant trip.
- A dictionary will give you many shades of meaning for this word.
- In this case, it's just casual English meaning I'm leaving this place.
- It usually refers to a short and unimportant trip.
- The context is often that the listener already knows about about the trip.
- It's typically said when you are almost going out of the door.
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
2 Answers
0
A dictionary will give you many shades of meaning for this word.
In this case, it's just casual English meaning I'm leaving this place. It usually refers to a short and unimportant trip.
The context is often that the listener already knows about about the trip.
It's typically said when you are almost going out of the door.
Clive
00
See also "We're off to see the Wizard".
We're off to see the wizard
The wonderful wizard of Oz
We hear he is a
0
Related Questions