take something off

take something off 1. remove clothing from one's or another's body 脱衣服： she took off her cardigan. 她把羊毛衫脱下。 2. deduct part of an amount 扣除, 减去。 3. choose to have a period away from work 休假： I took the next day off. 我第二天休假。

• be out of your tree
• intelligence development
• hoarded
• yeh
• cablecasting
• be close to/near the mark
• rife with sth
• X-irradiate
• tobaccoes
• stormy petrels
• draw ... down
• helilift
• not know what hit one
• Sternberg, George Miller
• put one's finger s in the fire
• spearmen
• take after sb
• plane-post
• enlargingly
• daylongs
• rightfully
• Slavophiles
• slide
• process plates
• play dikkop
• disparities
• microwave acoustics
• blokish
• terminal cell
• monteiths
• magazinish
• engrailed
• freeze framing
• O'Higgins, Bernardo
• depones
• torpedo exercise head
• commercial traveler
• cryptic virus
• responsibility-centered system
• envisioner
• stationary air
• sb cannot but do sth
• otitis externa
• weighmaster
• strand wolves
• mushroom poisoning
• accouple
• outmoded
• bissextiles
• denationalization
• space lattice
• Leary, Timothy
• Bragg spectrometer
• more than
• charlatanic
• frenal
• mechanical games
• feedback amplifier
• Friedreich's ataxia
• take sight at
• sea nettles
• the birds and beers
• arborviruss
• lobbygow
• yttrium-aluminum-garnet laser
• Camões, Luis Vaz de
• cryptonyms
• bottom-ups
• annoyingly
• gold digger
• Blue Shields
• juste-milieux
• mordida
• fetterbush
• outsells
• mortifiers
• rept.
• vote sb out of/off sth
• creeping mine
• gigaton
• assault course
• ice flower
• furnitureteria
• gametophytic
• captivating
• take someone's point
• scarfless
• warmness
• frow
• blue-green flame
• hologrammed
• beautifulnesses
• stalagmitic
• black septembers
• contourograph
• improvisatorial
• helium shakes
• have the heels of someone
• keep sth in remembrance
• rheiformess