| Definition of 'come off' |
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1. (verb) detach, come off, come away
come to be detached
"His retina detached and he had to be rushed into surgery"
2. (verb) go off, come off, go over
happen in a particular manner
"how did your talk go over?"
3. (verb) chip, chip off, come off, break away, break off
break off (a piece from a whole)
"Her tooth chipped"
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1. (verb) come off
to succeed
I'm hoping it'll come off this time.
2. come off
come off well/badly
to be thought of well or badly as a result of sth
In the survey, men didn't come off particularly well.
3. come off
come off it!
indicates you do not believe sb
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Sense: to fall off
Her shoe came off.
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 Afrikaans: afval |
 Arabic: يَسْقُط، يَنْفَصِل |
 Bulgarian: падам |
 Brazilian: soltar-se |
 Czech: ulomit se, spadnout |
 German: abgehen |
 Danish: falde af |
 Greek: πέφτω, βγαίνω |
 Spanish: caerse, soltarse |
 Estonian: ära tulema |
 Farsi: شل شدن؛ باز شدن |
 Finnish: pudota |
 French: tomber |
 Hebrew: לִפּוֹל @@@לִיפּוֹל$$$ |
 Hindi: गिरना |
 Croatian: otpasti, odvezati se |
 Hungarian: leesik |
 Indonesian: jatuh, lepas |
 Icelandic: detta af |
 Italian: cadere |
 Japanese: ぬける |
 Korean: (신발 등이) 벗겨지다 |
 Lithuanian: nusmukti |
 Latvian: nokrist; notrūkt |
 Malay: tertanggal |
 Dutch: loskomen |
 Norwegian: falle av, løsne |
 Polish: spadać |
 Persian: شل شدن؛ باز شدن |
 Pashto: باز شول |
 Portuguese: soltar-se |
 Romanian: a cădea; a se desface |
 Russian: соскочить |
 Slovak: odlomiť (sa) |
 Slovenian: sneti se |
 Serbian: spasti |
 Swedish: ramla av, lossna |
 Thai: หลุดออก |
 Turkish: çözülmek, yerinden çıkmak |
 Taiwanese: 掉下 |
 Ukrainian: спадати |
 Urdu: اتر جانا |
 Vietnamese: rời ra |
 Chinese: 掉下 |
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