I. take off V. trans.
2. take off (undress):
6. take off (stop sb doing):
7. take off (not work):
12. take off ingl. brit. (imitate):
II. take off V. intr.
vertical take-off SUST.
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Further, no contemporary craft was capable of vertical take-off and such high speeds.
en.wikipedia.org Take-off was achieved by a booster rocket, which was jettisoned when flight speed was attained.
en.wikipedia.org What is clear is that the near vertical take-off of the dependency ratio is about to shatter our economic assumptions.
business.financialpost.com The broken leg (which is thrust into the air first at take-off) is always the nearer leg to the bar.
en.wikipedia.org An engine of this power provides a take-off run of 150mft 1.
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