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Definition of off-peak - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
timehappening when demand is lowest, often with cheaper prices
- Off-peak tickets are cheaper than regular ones.
- We booked an off-peak ferry crossing.
- Off-peak rates apply on weekdays only.
Origin of off-peak
English, off (not on) + peak (highest point)
Terms with off-peak included in their meaning
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travel timing
period between peak and off-peak travel times
energy
heating system using off-peak electricity rates
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- French:hors-pointe, ...
- German:verkehrsschwach, ...
- Italian:non di punta, ...
- Spanish:fuera de hora punta, ...
- Portuguese:fora das horas de ponta, ...
- Chinese:非高峰, ...
- Japanese:オフピークの, ...
- Arabic:خارِج أَوْقات الذِّرْوَة, ...
- Hebrew:שֶׁל שֶׁפֶל, ...
- Russian:непиковый, ...
- Ukrainian:непіковий, ...
- Hindi:गैर-पीक, ...
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