move off

英 [muːv ɒf]

美 [muːv ɔːf]

离开; 离去

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 离开;离去
  When youmove off, you start moving away from a place.
  1. Gil waved his hand and the car moved off.
     吉尔挥挥手，汽车就开走了。

双语例句

• So, even as we aggressively pursue terrorist networks-through more targeted efforts and by building the capacity of our foreign partners-America must move off a permanent war footing.
  因此，尽管我们通过更定向的努力，通过提高盟国的能力，积极追击恐怖网络，美国必须远离长期战争。
• Mr Yamada believes the introduction of ultra-high-speed networks will be to carriers 'benefit, by allowing more services and processing to move off handsets and on to mobile cloud computing networks, which the operators could control.
  山田隆持认为引入超高速网络将对运营商有利，因为可以将更多服务和运算从手机转移到由运营商控制的移动云计算网络上进行。
• The answer is that it is, but only if one is prepared to move off the island or live without electricity.
  答案是有可能，不过前提是这个人准备搬离港岛，或是准备过没有电的生活。
• The challenge ahead for brokers is convincing clients to move off the sidelines and pursue riskier, more fruitful investments.
  摆在经纪人面前的挑战是如何说服客户将投资从有风险的边缘投资转向更有保障的投资。
• Eg. how easily could someone move off the project?
  某人能轻而易举地离开项目吗？
• Let's take him down, move him off the beach.
  咱们把他抬到海滩上去。
• Eg. why, then, move off your couch and risk the ennui of the real world?
  但是为什么你会离开你的床去冒险经历现实世界的无聊呢？
• To move off, it is then almost silently restarted by a motor in the two-mode hybrid transmission.
  搬掉，然后重新启动发动机几乎默默在双模混合传输。
• But you can move off this stage.
  但你们可以（选择）离开这个舞台。
• The lorries were lined up, ready to move off.
  载重汽车排好队准备出发。