get off on

get off on informal, chiefly N. Amer. be excited or aroused by (something) 〈非正式, 主北美〉因…而兴奋（或被激起）： he was obviously getting off on the adrenalin of performing before the crowd. 他显然因当众表演十分刺激而兴奋不已。

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• calendering
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• illustriously
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• EEG
• on-carriage fire control
• caseidin
• give sb gyp
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• analog-to-frequency converter
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• in at one ear and out the other
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• not for love or money
• suc-
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• do someone the pleasure
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• chase
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