He works five miles off of the shore. /ɒfəv/
Some gyms' staff put people off of /ɒfəv/ them.
The jokes allowed me to put my mind off of /ɒfəv/ the exam.
Can't you get your mind off of her? /ɒfəv/
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OFF |
OF |
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Separation or
disconnection |
Relationship between things |
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Opposite of “on” |
Belonging, made of, contains, or
point of reckoning |
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Used as an adverb
or preposition |
Used as a preposition |
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Part of a phrasal
verb |
Can appear in numbers, percents,
ages, or dates |
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