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Hi, It's a phrasal verb. Regards
- Hi, It's a phrasal verb.
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go off (STOP WORKING):If a light or a machine goes off, it stops working
go off (EXPLODE):If a bomb goes off, it explodes
go off (NOISE):If a warning device goes off, it starts to ring loudly or make a loud noise
go off (LEAVE):to leave a place and go somewhere else
go off (HAPPEN):to happen in a particular way
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go off (FOOD)~ If food or drink goes off, it is n
go off (EXPLODE):If a bomb goes off, it explodes
go off (NOISE):If a warning device goes off, it starts to ring loudly or make a loud noise
go off (LEAVE):to leave a place and go somewhere else
go off (HAPPEN):to happen in a particular way
Only UK
go off (FOOD)~ If food or drink goes off, it is n
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go off - cease to like something / some person you liked a lot.
eg Tom used to be my best friend, but I've gone off him.
eg You don't eat bananas anymore. Have you gone off them?
Clive
go off - cease to like something / some person you liked a lot.
eg Tom used to be my best friend, but I've gone off him.
eg You don't eat bananas anymore. Have you gone off them?
Clive
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