peel off

phrasal verbphr v

a) peel something ↔ offDCTAKE OFF CLOTHES to take your clothes off 脱去〔衣服〕

Tom peeled off his wet T-shirt and shorts.

汤姆脱掉湿了的T恤衫和短裤。

b) peel off $20/£50 etc informal to take a piece of paper money from the top of a pile of paper money 〔从一叠纸币的最上端〕拿出20美元/50英镑等

Manville peeled off a 20, and pressed it into the man’s hand.

曼维尔从一沓钞票上面拿了一张20块的纸币，塞到那男人手中。

c) TTLEAVE A PLACEto leave a moving group of vehicles, aircraft etc and go in a different direction 〔车辆、飞机等〕离队，离群

Two motorcycles peeled off from the line.

两辆摩托车脱离了车队。

Examples from the Corpus

peel off• When I peeled the label off I discovered that the old price was $2 cheaper.• Slice each avocado in half, then peel off the skin.

→ peel off at peel1(1)

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