take off (on) (Meaning)
take off (on)
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Synonyms & Antonyms of take off (on)
take off (on) Sentence Examples
- The plane's engines roared as it took off on the runway.
- The birds took off on the branches as the hiker approached.
- He took off on his skis and soared down the mountain.
- The rocket took off on schedule, carrying astronauts into space.
- The salesperson took off on a tangent, rambling about irrelevant details.
- She took off on a rant about the injustice of the situation.
- The thief took off on a high-speed chase with the police.
- The comedian took off on his jokes, eliciting laughter from the audience.
- I can't take off on vacation this year due to work commitments.
- The wind took off on the sails, propelling the boat forward.
FAQs About the word take off (on)
needle, harry, scoff (at),mimic, caricature, taunt, bug, satirize, pillory, ape
approve, commend, endorse, applaud,indorse, sanction,
The plane's engines roared as it took off on the runway.
The birds took off on the branches as the hiker approached.
He took off on his skis and soared down the mountain.
The rocket took off on schedule, carrying astronauts into space.
