I. take off V. trans.
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6. take off coloq. (imitate):
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Foster, the pilot, claimed that the plane lost power shortly after take-off.
en.wikipedia.org The cycles regulate the atoms vortex and the massive take-off of galaxies.
en.wikipedia.org It combined a conventional propeller, wings and a vertically powered rotor that allowed for vertical take-off and landing.
www.gizmodo.com.au What is clear is that the near vertical take-off of the dependency ratio is about to shatter our economic assumptions.
business.financialpost.com Two take-off attempts were abandoned due to engine problems, with the weather continuing to deteriorate.
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