Definition of make off - Reverso English Dictionary
Phrasal verb
1.
- He made off before anyone noticed.
2.
- He made off with the stolen jewels in his bag.
Expressions with make off
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steal something and run away quickly
The thief made off with the jewels.
leave quickly without paying for goods or services
He tried to make off without payment at the restaurant.
steal the collected money and run away
He made off with the kitty after the poker game.
Terms with make off included in their meaning
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hair
cut off small amounts to make neat
financial improvement
make wealthier or better off
audience
make loud noises to force someone off stage
pyrotechnics
the act of setting off a device to make a loud bang in tribute
error deviation
make a mistake or go off course in a plan or action
Examples of make off in a sentence
She made off quickly when the alarm sounded. The thief made off with the cash from the register. They made off before the police arrived.
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- French:filer, s'enfuir avec, ...
- German:weglaufen, sich davonmachen mit, ...
- Italian:scappare, scappare con, ...
- Spanish:escaparse, llevarse algo robado, ...
- Portuguese:fugir, fugir com, ...
- Chinese:逃走, 偷走, ...
- Japanese:逃げる, 盗んで逃げる, ...
- Arabic:هَرَبَ, فَرَّ بالغَنيمَة, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִמָּלֵט, לְהִמָּלֵט עִם, ...
- Russian:сбежать, похитить, ...
- Ukrainian:втекти, поцупити, ...
- Hindi:भाग जाना, चोरी कर भाग जाना, ...
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