Antonym: put on. Similar words: take on, take out, shake off, take over, for the sake of, take care of, take note of, take notice of. Meaning: v. 1. leave 2. take away or remove 3. depart from the ground 4. take time off from work; stop working temporarily 5. mimic or imitate in an amusing or satirical manner 6. remove clothes 7. get started or set in motion, used figuratively 8. prove fatal 9. make a subtraction.
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121. We take off down the road, pushed along by a tailwind so we are hurtling6) at 32 kilometers per hour.
122. "It's an incredibly personal decision how much time to take off, and I don't think we should be prescribing one way or the other, " Cipora Herman, the vice-president of finance, said.
123. The hijack take place just after the plane take off.
124. At bedtime, I take off my clothes and put on pyjamas.
125. Swissair flight 135 will take off from Heathrow at 7:30 p.m.
126. Swans landed on the ground, mutual blowing gas, blow off all the feathers of the body, then they take off his shirt, like swans, like skin from the body fell off.
127. This had to ensure the vehicle good seaworthiness and the ability to take off and land on water with waves up to 0.7 m.
128. How is the problem we should take off those who search engine to manacle ?
129. The Reasonable touchdown technique is the key of the take off technique.
130. Take off your coat and roll up your sleeve, please.
131. There are slight crackling sounds when we take off our clothes in winter.
132. And here's where you have to take off your programmer or scripter hat, and put on your user hat.
133. The aircraft hadn't enough power to get off the ground , ie take off.
134. "No," they answered. "We can take off our swan-skins for only a quarter hour each evening.
135. "In the future," Krein suggests, "each passenger will feel he or she is sitting on a brand new airplane about to take off on its maiden flight.
136. Sweetheart : I'm pulling up my miniskirt. Take off my panties.
137. Most days, weather permitting, a couple of US Black Hawk helicopters take off from Bagram air base and do the rounds of Nato bases in Afghanistan's eastern provinces.
138. "No, " they answered. "We can take off our swan-skins for only a quarter hour each evening. Only during that time do we have our human forms.
139. And similar in early years, wanted to take off underclothing while seeing through, in the dark room etc. in a short while, his wanting the words stealing completely may attain at that time.
140. As of July 10, the 488th Open Skies flight had been announced and the 500th flight is expected to take off in early August.
141. Sancho promises to return as quickly as he can, and after watching Don Quixote take off his trousers and do a headstand to indicate his madness, he sets off on Rocinante.
142. Take off all clothes and swim and leaving body odour behind.
143. Remove all nuts and bolts from cover plate and take off plate.
144. It is an undisputable fact that with the growing demand for and global development of civil aviation,[www.Sentencedict.com] the number of planes that take off and land at any airport every day has risen tremendously.
145. If you do not use emergency charger, put take off the battery.
146. An airfield is a place where aircraft can take off or land.
147. The standard rating cycle for the lift generation system needs to generate at approximately 25% above maximum allowable loaded take off weights.
148. Before you even take off your coat (and hat, gloves, scarf, galoshes, etc), you have already scored a victory over the weather and this early-morning success puts you in a winning frame of mind.
149. Like how can planes take off and land torrential rain?
150. Meticulous quality of a material, chromatically presents the makeup effect of natural burnish equably, it is good that colour adds exert oneself, take off not easily makeup.
More similar words: take on, take out, shake off, take over, for the sake of, take care of, take note of, take notice of, take the place of, take advantage of, make out, make over, take, stake, take for, take up, take to, take down, take care, take away, take time, make use of, take apart, take turns, take place, undertake, take the road, by mistake, take after, take it easy.