Rechercher
to come off
[phrase form: come]
01
se détacher
(of a portion or piece) to become detached or separated from a larger whole
Example
The plaque on the wall came off after years of wear and tear.
The wallpaper in the corner of the room came off, revealing the old layer underneath.
The sticker on the laptop started to come off at the edges.
02
être perçu, passer pour
to be perceived or received in a certain way
Example
His joke did n't come off as intended and ended up causing offense.
The message in the speech came off as insincere to some listeners.
The presentation came off as informative and engaging to the audience.
03
se dérouler, avoir lieu
to occur in a specific way, often implying success or effectiveness
Example
The presentation came off well, impressing the audience with its clarity and professionalism.
The performance came off brilliantly, leaving the audience in awe of the actors ' talent.
The plan came off exactly as expected, resulting in a significant increase in sales.
04
arrêter
to stop taking medicine, a drug, alcohol, etc.
Transitive
05
réussir
to succeed in achieving or doing something
Example
The negotiations were challenging, but they came off with a favorable agreement.
He prepared thoroughly and came off with an impressive presentation at the conference.
She worked hard and came off with top grades in her exams.
Exemple
The plaque on the wall came off after years of wear and tear.
The wallpaper in the corner of the room came off, revealing the old layer underneath.
The sticker on the laptop started to come off at the edges.
The paint on the ceiling started to come off in large flakes.
The handle of the suitcase came off during the trip, making it difficult to carry.
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