Collocations with "off"

to cause something to fall from a surface by hitting it

Used when light, heat or sound bounces off a surface.

to change direction and leave the current path

to change direction and move away from a surface, like a road

To cut off and remove unwanted parts from something.

A period of time in the afternoon when you do not have to work or do your usual duties.

To break a small piece from the edge or surface of something.

Phrasal verb meaning to block a road or area.

remove surface water

to remove a layer from a surface (transitive)

To change direction and leave a defined path, like a road.

not being filmed or recorded

Not engaged in one's work; having free time.

To remove something by cutting it roughly.

Not following the planned times.

to move off a surface or away from a place

Similar to 'sail away', often implying a definite departure.

to frighten someone so that they go away or stop doing something

Located in the sea at a short distance from the coastline.

To separate a piece from something by biting.

The least busy period for tourism or other activities.

To remove something (like a label) from a surface by soaking it.

To jump into water from a surface like a diving board or cliff.

To detach and move away from a surface by floating.

to leave a place by skipping, often quickly or cheerfully