off on one UK
Definition
Definition of off on one - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
- He was off on one after hearing the news.
2.
- She was off on one about her favorite TV show.
Expressions with off on one
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speak or act suddenly with strong anger or emotion
He tends to go off on one when criticized.
Terms with off on one included in their meaning
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relating to a detailed one-off report on a particular subject
Examples of off on one in a sentence
They were off on one after the game. He's off on one about his new hobby again. Whenever politics come up, he's off on one.
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- French:hors de soi, parti sur sa lancée, ...
- German:aufgebracht, redselig, ...
- Italian:sbroccato, logorroico, ...
- Spanish:enojado, hablando sin parar, ...
- Portuguese:irritado, a tagarelar, ...
- Chinese:发怒的, 滔滔不绝, ...
- Japanese:興奮している, おしゃべりな, ...
- Arabic:مُنْفَعِل, مُسْهِب في الحَديث, ...
- Hebrew:נרגש, פַּטְפְּטָן, ...
- Russian:взволнованный, болтливый, ...
- Ukrainian:розлючений, балакучий, ...
- Hindi:गुस्से में, बातूनी, ...
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