外教新詞堂

1. (a little) off 不正常的，不對(duì)頭的，有點(diǎn)怪的A little bit crazy or strange.

e.g. Carl seems a little off today. I wonder what happened to him. 2. (be) off 不工作，休息

Used to express that one does not have to go to work.

e.g. I’m off on Friday， so I can go to the lake and relax.

3. hands off 不許碰；把手拿開

A command meaning “don’t touch sth.” or “l(fā)eave sth. alone.”

e.g. Hands off， Carl! The last sandwich is mine.

4. bugger off 走開；出去

To leave because someone is angry at you (also used as a command). e.g. —Where’s Carl?

—He buggered off an hour ago， when Sally shouted at him.

5. shove off（粗魯?shù)兀┳屇橙穗x開，走開

Used to tell someone to leave; impolite.

e.g. Shove off! I’m busy.