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run off

/rʌn ɒf/

Traduction: Verbe à particule utilisé pour indiquer un départ rapide ou soudain, ou pour produire des copies de quelque chose à l'aide d'une machine.

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/rʌn ɒf/B2formal
  • frVerbe à particule utilisé pour indiquer un départ rapide ou soudain, ou pour produire des copies de quelque chose à l'aide d'une machine.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of leaving quickly or suddenly, or to produce copies of something using a machine.

indénombrable · verbe irrégulier · transitif et intransitif · phrasal, séparable

  1. Leave quicklyinformal

    To leave a place suddenly or quickly, often to escape or avoid something.

    frs'enfuir rapidement

    • The thief ran off when he saw the police.
    • She ran off without saying goodbye.
    • He ran off to catch the last bus.

    Synonymesboltdashfleehightail itscamperskedaddletake offvamoose

    Antonymeslingerremainstaytarry

  2. Produce copiesinformal

    To print or make copies of something, especially quickly.

    frImprimer des copies

    • Can you run off 20 copies of this document?
    • The printer ran off the flyers in minutes.
    • She ran off a few extra pages for the meeting.

    Synonymescopyduplicatephotocopyprintreproducexerox

  3. Drain liquidformal

    To cause liquid to flow away or drain from a surface or container.

    frÉvacuer un liquide

    • The rainwater ran off the roof into the gutter.
    • Make sure the excess water runs off the driveway.
    • The chemical ran off into the river, causing pollution.

    Synonymesdecantdischargedraindraw offemptyflushlet outsiphontap

Formes
  • run off past participle
  • ran off past simple
  • running off present participle
  • runs off third person singular

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Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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