英语词汇go off怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

go off

[phrasal verb]

a of a bomb : to explode爆炸

The building was evacuated before the bomb went off.大楼人员撤退后，炸弹爆炸了。

b of a gun : to shoot射击

The gun went off accidentally.那枪走火了。

c of an alarm : to begin to make a sudden loud noise（报警或闹钟）突然响起

I woke up when the alarm went off.闹钟一响，我就醒了。

of lights, electricity, etc. : to stop working（电灯）熄灭；（电力）中断

The lights in the building suddenly went off.大楼里的灯突然熄灭了。

: to leave a place for a new place去往

He went off to join the army after graduating from high school.高中毕业后，他就参军去了。
She went off to America.她去美国了。

a : to occur or happen发生

The meeting went off as scheduled. [=the meeting happened when it was scheduled to happen]会议如期举行。

b : to happen in a particular way（以某种方式）发生

The party went off well. [=the party was a success]晚会很成功。
The meeting went off poorly.会议开得很糟糕。

US, informal : to begin shouting at someone in an angry way（对某人）大喊大叫— usually + on

Her boss went off on her because she was late again.她又迟到了，老板对她大发雷霆。

go off (someone or something) British : to stop liking (someone or something)不再喜欢

She used to like him but now she's gone off him completely.她曾经喜欢过他，但是现在好感全无。
My boss has gone off the idea, so it's been cancelled.我的老板已不喜欢这个想法，因此计划被取消了。

chiefly Brit

a go off with (someone) :to leave（a spouse，partner，etc.）for someone else与（某人）私奔

He left his wife and went off with [=ran off with] some young thing.他离开了妻子，与某个年轻女子私奔了。

b go off with (something) : to take (something that belongs to someone else) away with you : steal拿走，偷走（他人的东西）

Someone went off with my pencil/wallet.有人偷走了我的铅笔/钱包。

单词	go off
释义	go off [phrasal verb] 1 a of a bomb : to explode爆炸 The building was evacuated before the bomb went off.大楼人员撤退后，炸弹爆炸了。 b of a gun : to shoot射击 The gun went off accidentally.那枪走火了。 c of an alarm : to begin to make a sudden loud noise（报警或闹钟）突然响起 I woke up when the alarm went off.闹钟一响，我就醒了。 2 of lights, electricity, etc. : to stop working（电灯）熄灭；（电力）中断 The lights in the building suddenly went off.大楼里的灯突然熄灭了。 3 : to leave a place for a new place去往 He went off to join the army after graduating from high school.高中毕业后，他就参军去了。 She went off to America.她去美国了。 4 a : to occur or happen发生 The meeting went off as scheduled. [=the meeting happened when it was scheduled to happen]会议如期举行。 b : to happen in a particular way（以某种方式）发生 The party went off well. [=the party was a success]晚会很成功。 The meeting went off poorly.会议开得很糟糕。 5 US, informal : to begin shouting at someone in an angry way（对某人）大喊大叫— usually + on Her boss went off on her because she was late again.她又迟到了，老板对她大发雷霆。 6 go off (someone or something) British : to stop liking (someone or something)不再喜欢 She used to like him but now she's gone off him completely.她曾经喜欢过他，但是现在好感全无。 My boss has gone off the idea, so it's been cancelled.我的老板已不喜欢这个想法，因此计划被取消了。 7 chiefly Brit a go off with (someone) :to leave（a spouse，partner，etc.）for someone else与（某人）私奔 He left his wife and went off with [=ran off with] some young thing.他离开了妻子，与某个年轻女子私奔了。 b go off with (something) : to take (something that belongs to someone else) away with you : steal拿走，偷走（他人的东西） Someone went off with my pencil/wallet.有人偷走了我的铅笔/钱包。 ⇒ Main Entry: ¹ go
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