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to stand off
[phrase form: stand]
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tĂĄvol tart, visszaver
to prevent a potential attacker from approaching by taking on a defensive posture
PĂ©ldĂĄk
The hikers were instructed on how to stand off any aggressive wildlife encounters by making themselves appear larger.
A tĂșrĂĄzĂłkat arra oktattĂĄk, hogyan tartsĂĄk tĂĄvol az agresszĂv vadĂĄllatokkal valĂł talĂĄlkozĂĄsokat azzal, hogy nagyobbnak tƱnnek.
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tĂĄvol marad, tĂĄvolsĂĄgot tart
to remain at a certain distance away from something or someone
PĂ©ldĂĄk
Participants in the parade were reminded to stand off from the moving vehicles to prevent accidents.
A felvonulĂĄson rĂ©sztvevĆket figyelmeztettĂ©k, hogy tartĂłzkodjanak tĂĄvol a mozgĂł jĂĄrmƱvektĆl a balesetek elkerĂŒlĂ©se Ă©rdekĂ©ben.
03
ideiglenesen elbocsĂĄt, felfĂŒggeszt a munkĂĄbĂłl
to let go of a worker, whether temporarily or permanently, due to a lack of available work
Dialect
British
BritishPĂ©ldĂĄk
In the offseason, the construction industry often stands off workers until new projects begin.
A szezonon kĂvĂŒl az Ă©pĂtĆipar gyakran elbocsĂĄt dolgozĂłkat, amĂg Ășj projektek nem kezdĆdnek.
04
tĂĄvolodik, tĂĄvol tartja magĂĄt
to move one's watercraft away from the sea coast
PĂ©ldĂĄk
The sailors chose to stand off from the rocky coastline to avoid potential hazards hidden beneath the surface.
A tengerĂ©szek Ășgy döntöttek, hogy tĂĄvol maradnak a sziklĂĄs partvonaltĂłl, hogy elkerĂŒljĂ©k a felĂŒlet alatt rejlĆ potenciĂĄlis veszĂ©lyeket.
