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| go off vi phrasal | (bomb: explode) | wybuchać ndk. |
| | | wybuchnąć dk. |
| | The bomb went off in the busiest part of town. |
| go off vi phrasal | (alarm: sound) | dzwonić ndk. |
| | | zadzwonić dk. |
| | | rozdzwaniać się zwr. ndk. |
| | | rozdzwonić się zwr. dk. |
| | I don't always wake up when my alarm goes off. |
| go off vi phrasal | informal (food: spoil) | psuć się zwr. ndk. |
| | | zepsuć się zwr. dk. |
| | Dairy products go off quickly if they're not kept in the fridge. |
| go off vi phrasal | (go away) | odchodzić, wyjeżdżać ndk. |
| | | odejść, wyjechać dk. |
| | He left the family farm and went off to the big city to look for work. |
| go off [sth/sb] vtr phrasal insep | UK, informal (lose liking for) | przestać kogoś/coś lubić dk. + ndk. |
| | I used to really like him, but since I heard about his strange habits I've gone right off him. |
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go off on [sb] (US),
go off at [sb] (UK) vtr phrasal insep | informal (express anger) (przenośny) | naskakiwać na kogoś ndk. + przyim. |
| | (przenośny) | naskoczyć na kogoś dk. + przyim. |
| | All I said was that he had a bit of a temper and he went off on me! |
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