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throw off

/θroʊ ɒf/

الترجمة: فعل مركب يعني التخلص من شيء ما بسرعة أو قوة، أو نزع شيء ما عن جسدك، أو التسبب في ارتباك شخص ما أو إلهائه.

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verb

/θroʊ ɒf/B2formal
  • arفعل مركب يعني التخلص من شيء ما بسرعة أو قوة، أو نزع شيء ما عن جسدك، أو التسبب في ارتباك شخص ما أو إلهائه.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of removing something quickly or forcefully, escaping from something, or causing confusion or distraction.

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  1. Remove quicklyinformal

    To remove something, especially clothing, in a quick or careless manner.

    arخلع سريع

    • He threw off his jacket as soon as he entered the house.
    • She threw off her shoes and jumped into bed.
    • The runner threw off his sweatband after the race.

    المرادفاتcast offdiscardfling offpull offshed

  2. Escape or get rid ofinformal

    To free oneself from something that is restricting or bothering you.

    arالتخلص من

    • The spy managed to throw off his pursuers.
    • She tried to throw off the feeling of anxiety.
    • He couldn't throw off the cold for weeks.

    المرادفاتcast offdiscardescapeget rid ofshake offshed

    الأضدادacceptadoptembraceholdkeepretainwelcome

  3. Disturb or confuseinformal

    To cause someone to make a mistake or become confused.

    arإرباك وتشويش

    • The sudden noise threw off the pianist's concentration.
    • The unexpected question threw off the speaker.
    • The change in schedule threw off our plans.

    المرادفاتconfusediscomposedisconcertdistractflusterperturbput offrattleunsettle

    الأضدادcalmcomposesettlesteady

الصيغ
  • thrown off past participle
  • threw off past simple
  • throwing off present participle
  • throws off third person singular

الفعل الأساسيthrow

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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