take off

Meaning

1. Oxford60% of films

   to remove sth, especially a piece of clothing from your / sb's body

2. Oxford20% of films

   to leave the ground and begin to fly

3. Oxford15% of films

   to leave a place, especially in a hurry

In the movies · 160

• No. No, I'm right here. I'm right here! Do not take off your blindfold!Bird Box2018
• you're just free to take off for Florida.Take the Money and Run1969
• You're the one who took off the whole afternoon.Time After Time1979
• Cleared for take-off.World War Z2013
• Take off your cap.Extraction2020
• Take off your robe.Friends: The Reunion2021
• You take off. Go on.Deadpool2016
• Take off those pants!About Time2013

Learn it in full scenes

• Friends: The Reunion2021
  • The Cast Returns to the Set
  • The Friends Cast Reunites On Stage
  • The Cast Reunites at the Fountain

From the same entry

• I, you, can't take anywhere
• have what it takes
• take as it comes
• take it
• take it from me
• take it on yourself to do
• can take it or leave it
• take it lot out of
• take some lot of doing
• take that
• take aback
• take after

More phrasal verbs

• stand up
• run away
• hurry up
• work on
• hear of
• catch up
• deal with
• look after yourself
• stay away
• break up
• stay out
• hang out