take off

Definição

to suddenly leave a place or to begin to fly

Decolar, partir repentinamente. Refere-se ao ato de uma aeronave iniciar o voo ou de alguém sair de um local de forma súbita.

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Take off is a phrasal verb meaning to suddenly become popular or successful.
Take off é um verbo frasal que significa tornar-se repentinamente popular ou bem-sucedido.
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Take off your blindfolds!
Tirem as vendas!
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Ha ha! The only rules are: you can't step on the red line outside or take off the handcuffs.
Ha ha! As únicas regras são: vocês não podem pisar na linha vermelha lá fora nem tirar as algemas.
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Take off your blindfolds.
Tirem as vendas.
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I take off my shoes and put them on the shoe rack.
Tiro os sapatos e coloco-os na sapateira.
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On the morning of February 6th, 2019, a private plane was scheduled to take off from West Virginia headed for a bank in Lynchburg, Virginia.
Na manhã de 6 de fevereiro de 2019, um avião particular estava programado para decolar da Virgínia Ocidental com destino a um banco em Lynchburg, Virgínia.
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Take off my glasses. Now I can't see a thing except for pink everywhere. She says she can see pink everywhere.
Tirar meus óculos. Agora não consigo ver nada, exceto rosa por toda parte. Ela diz que consegue ver rosa por toda parte.
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