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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151. Whooper swans take off mostly on water, but can do so on solid ground, using a short run and beating their massive wings to achieve liftoff.
152. The unexpected heat wave forced us to take off our thick winter jackets.
153. Key words: hose - connect 、 injection mould 、 take off whorl 、 side core.
154. I take off my shoes, and I snuggle in bed.
155. The sixth sense is not something that one can take off and put on at will.
156. Too many kids never even take off the cellophane wrapping on their cassettes.
157. GEORGE And they in the fifth inning, why did you take off on the pop fly?
158. Zero hour for the bombers to take off will be midnight.
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.