Phrasal Verb - leaving off
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.Definition
- To deliberately omit or exclude something, usually because it is not important or not necessary in a particular context.
- To stop doing something, often suddenly or temporarily.
- To postpone or delay the start of something.
Examples
| No. | Example |
|---|---|
| 1 | I forgot to leave off a crucial detail in my report. |
| 2 | He left off his jacket before entering the room. |
| 3 | She left off studying for the exam to watch TV. |
| 4 | The construction project was forced to leave off due to bad weather. |
| 5 | The band left off playing to take a break. |
| 6 | He left off his criticism when she started to cry. |
| 7 | She left off her nagging when he promised to help more. |
| 8 | The teacher left off the lesson early due to a fire drill. |
| 9 | The hikers left off their trail to explore a nearby lake. |
| 10 | The artist left off painting for the day, exhausted. |