move off

英 [muːv ɒf]

美 [muːv ɔːf]

离开; 离去

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 离开;离去
  When youmove off, you start moving away from a place.
  1. Gil waved his hand and the car moved off.
     吉尔挥挥手，汽车就开走了。

双语例句

• Signal the driver to move off.
  给司机打手势，让他开走。
• If the enemy's forces in a certain place present a particularly serious threat, the guerrilla units should not linger, but should move off with lightning speed.
  如果敌情特别严重，游击部队不应久留一地，要像流水和疾风一样，迅速地移动其位置。
• Let's take him down, move him off the beach.
  咱们把他抬到海滩上去。
• We move everybody off the beach back up into the caves.
  我们把沙滩上的所有人都叫回山洞。
• He tried to move off a medical-aid stretcher and, just before he died, spoke something that could not be understood.
  他试着离开救助担架，并且在他临死前说了一些让人不理解的话。
• Mr Yamada believes the introduction of ultra-high-speed networks will be to carriers 'benefit, by allowing more services and processing to move off handsets and on to mobile cloud computing networks, which the operators could control.
  山田隆持认为引入超高速网络将对运营商有利，因为可以将更多服务和运算从手机转移到由运营商控制的移动云计算网络上进行。
• So, even as we aggressively pursue terrorist networks-through more targeted efforts and by building the capacity of our foreign partners-America must move off a permanent war footing.
  因此，尽管我们通过更定向的努力，通过提高盟国的能力，积极追击恐怖网络，美国必须远离长期战争。
• If this happens you will receive a notice as soon as you move off of the cell with the conflict.
  如果情况是这样，当您从发生冲突的单元格中移出时，会立即收到一个通知。
• But you can move off this stage.
  但你们可以（选择）离开这个舞台。
• Before they move off, one should reward them to motivate them, and deploy them as the disposition of each army changes.
  踵军开始行动之前，应搞赏士卒，以激发他们的战斗意志。