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go off: I. verbo intransitivo II. verbo transitivo
go off with: verbo transitivo
to go off the rails
to go off the deep end

I . go off V. intr.

1. go off (ring):

go off

włączać [perf włączyć] się

2. go off (explode):

go off

3. go off ingl. brit. (disappear):

go off

mijać [perf minąć]

4. go off ingl. brit. (go bad):

go off

go off milk

5. go off ingl. brit. (get worse):

go off

pogorszyć się

6. go off (stop working):

go off

wyłączyć się

go off lights

7. go off (happen):

to go off badly

to go off well

8. go off (fall asleep):

to go off to sleep

II . go off V. trans. ingl. brit. coloq.

to go off sb/sth

przestać kogoś/coś lubić

go off with V. trans. coloq.

1. go off with (leave partner):

he went off with a young model

porzucił żonę dla młodej modelki

2. go off with (take away):

go off with

who's gone off with my keys?

kto mi wziął klucze?

to go off the rails

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go off the rails coloq.

dziwnie się zachowywać

to go off the deep end

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to go off the deep end (suddenly become very angry and emotional) idiom.

unosić się gniewem

Ejemplos de uso para went off

it went off badly

poszło bardzo źle

he went off the rails ingl. brit. coloq.

he went off with a young model

porzucił żonę dla młodej modelki

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

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While there was mischief reported, for the most part the soldier's celebration went off smoothly. en.wikipedia.org

The youngest son heard something hewing, and went off. en.wikipedia.org

As the song reached its climax, pyrotechnics went off and confetti fell. en.wikipedia.org

Whilst the other boys in the group went off to do other things he stayed behind in the table tennis hall. en.wikipedia.org

It went off with a 32 or 33 share which in those days was virtually break-even, but it always won its time period. en.wikipedia.org

Fluctuating price levels (especially deflation) are bad for the economy, and so in 1929-1936, countries went off the gold standard. en.wikipedia.org

The eight criminals fled the scene as soon as the fire alarm went off, purposefully trampling on one of the victim's bodies as they left. en.wikipedia.org

He got especially frustrated around the time the streetlights went off, so he recruited a dozen businesspeople to pore over the government's annual financial reports. news.nationalpost.com

After some tense debugging prior to the attempt, the trick went off without a hitch. en.wikipedia.org

The strobe lit up the sky when it went off. en.wikipedia.org

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