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Definition of off-book - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
theaterRare US performing without referring to the scriptRare US
- The actor performed off-book during the rehearsal.
2.
accountingTECH. conducting transactions not officially recordedTECH.
- The company handled some deals off-book to avoid taxes.
Adjective
1.
theaterRare able to perform from memory without scriptRare
- The actor was off-book by the second rehearsal.
2.
accountingTECH. not officially recorded in financial accountsTECH.
- The company had off-book transactions to hide profits.
Origin of off-book
English, off (away) + book (record)
Examples of off-book in a sentence
The director encouraged the cast to go off-book. They managed to keep some profits off-book for years. Off-book transactions were discovered during the audit. By opening night, the entire cast was off-book. She was proud to be off-book so early in rehearsals. They kept off-book accounts to avoid taxes.
Off-book deals were made to secure the contract.
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- French:sans texte, par cœur, ...
- German:textfrei, textfest, ...
- Italian:a memoria, fuori bilancio, ...
- Spanish:de memoria, no registrado, ...
- Portuguese:sem roteiro, não registado, ...
- Chinese:不看剧本地, 脱稿的, ...
- Japanese:台本を見ずに, 台本なしで, ...
- Arabic:عَنْ ظَهْرِ قَلْب, حافِظ, ...
- Hebrew:לְלֹא תַסְרִיט, בְּעַל פֶּה, ...
- Russian:без сценария, по памяти, ...
- Ukrainian:без сценарію, запам'ятований, ...
- Hindi:बिना स्क्रिप्ट देखे, स्क्रिप्ट-मुक्त, ...
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