take off
noun(take-off)
a rise or leap from a surface in making a jump or flight or an ascent in an aircraft or in the launching of a rocket
take off
noun(take-off)
an action of starting out
take off
noun(take-off)
a rapid rise in activity, growth, or popularity
take off
verb(take-off)
remove
take off
verb(take-off)
to take or allow as a discount : deduct
take off
verb(take-off)
to spend (a period of time) away from a usual occupation or activity
take off
noun(take-off)
a supplementary mechanism (as on a tractor) enabling the engine power to be used to operate nonautomotive apparatus (such as a pump or saw)
take off
idiom(take-off)
to take off one's clothes
take off
idiom(take-off)
to sit down and relax
take off
idiom(take-off)
to allow someone to stop worrying : to make someone feel relieved
take off
idiom(take-off)
to make someone stop worrying about something
take off
idiom(take-off)
to decide not to work on a particular day
take off
idiom(take-off)
stop thinking about
take off
phrasal verb(take-off)
to start to move quickly in order to catch (someone or something)