Meaning of off

Off

Common

adj

•

,

.

•

; not

.

•

Not

; not being

.

•

,

,

.

•

In Australian English:

,

,

.

•

, in

or in

.

•

;

.

•

.

•

.

•

Far; off to the

.

•

a time when one is not

to business or

, or is

from a

, and, hence, a time when

are not

.

•

a time when one is not

to the

.

•

.

•

In British English:

furthest from the

(the

if one

on the

).

•

In Cricket:

In, or towards the

of the

from the

's

; the

for a

.

prep

•

Not

upon;

from a

upon.

•

,

,

or

from;

from a

of

or

to.

•

Used to

the

or

of one

to another,

or

via.

•

Used to

to

or

.

•

or

from.

•

or

.

•

the

of.

•

In Engineering:

after a number (of products or

,

a

), in

or

.

adv

•

In a

from the

or

.

•

Into a

of non-operation or

.

•

or

, or be

or

.

•

In Theater:

.

•

Used in various other

to

, e.g.

,

,

,

, etc. See the

for the

.

verb

•

To

.

•

In Philippine English & Singapore English:

To

.

noun

•

;

.

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