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Term: make off

Description:

Make off is a phrasal verb that implies leaving or escaping from a location quickly, often in a hasty or furtive manner.

Examples:

As a verb:

  1. After robbing the bank, the thieves made off with a bag full of cash.
  2. The mischievous children made off when they saw their parents approaching.
  3. Knowing he was going to be late, Jack quickly made off towards the train station.

As an adverb:

  1. She finished her presentation and made off in triumph.
  2. After the accident, the driver sped away, making off without giving any information.

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