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take off

v.
1.leave
2.take away or remove
3.depart from the ground
4.take time off from work
5.mimic or imitate, especially in an amusing or satirical manner
6.remove clothes
7.get started or set in motion, used figuratively
8.prove fatal
9.make a subtraction

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    Idiom of the Day

    belt (something) out or belt out (something)
    to sing or play a song with lots of energy
    The man stood up and belted out several songs.



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