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take-off
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Webster Dictionary
Take-offnoun
an imitation, especially in the way of caricature
Editors Contribution
take-off
The act and process of an aircraft to lift into the air.
The take-off is great when your in an aircraft.
Submitted by MaryC on March 7, 2020
Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of take-off in Chaldean Numerology is: 8
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of take-off in Pythagorean Numerology is: 1
Examples of take-off in a Sentence
Fuel moisture is very low, which means those fuels are ready. If there's any kind of spark, or something to start a fire, those fuels are primed and ready to just take off.
Steven asked if I would take off my clothes and walk for him in my bikini, after doing so (he was on the couch and I was at a far enough distance to do a catwalk for him), he approached me and said he wanted to act out a romantic scene. I was hesitant and expressed this, then he started fondling my breasts and grabbing my crotch.
( Robots for children) is the sector where AI can take off in its earliest stages.
The self-employed are not going to have it easy in this new beginning due to the complex environment in which they will operate, with few dollars and inputs in the economy, but with the ingenuity of the Cuban and the sophistication of the parallel market, they will be able to take off little by little.
I work for a Class 1 railroad that implemented one of the most egregious attendance policies (Hi-Viz) that requires us to be available to work 92% of the time per month, if we take off one day for a sickness, we are required to [work] 14 days straight to gain points back. That is why we are fighting tooth and nail for sick days.
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