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

• He tried to move off a medical-aid stretcher and, just before he died, spoke something that could not be understood.
  他试着离开救助担架，并且在他临死前说了一些让人不理解的话。
• The lorries were lined up, ready to move off.
  载重汽车排好队准备出发。
• We move everybody off the beach back up into the caves.
  我们把沙滩上的所有人都叫回山洞。
• Whenever we pulled out of a driveway, parking lot or side road, Mr. Terry would say, 'Edge on.' He wanted us to change direction gradually, carving a slight angle rather than a sudden move off our previous course.
  每当我们离开私人车道、停车场或岔路时，特里都会说：慢点进。他是希望我们逐步改变方向，转出一个小角度，而不是突然脱离之前的驾驶路线。
• Be careful, if you move off the hose, the red part will go back down.
  请小心，如果你将鼠标移出软管，红色部分会返回。
• 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。
• A few minutes later, the whistle sounded and the train began to move off.
  几分钟后，汽笛响了，火车启动了。
• Signal the driver to move off.
  给司机打手势，让他开走。
• The gleaming fleet of cars prepared to move off.
  闪闪发亮的车队准备驶往别处。
• They also complain of rising property prices thanks to an influx of mainland money, while jobs move off the island.
  他们还抱怨大陆资金涌入推高了台湾房价，而台湾的就业岗位却流失到对岸。