Szukaj
to go off
[phrase form: go]
01
wybuchnąć, strzelić
(of a gun, bomb, etc.) to be fired or to explode
02
uciekać, zniknąć
to run away or leave abruptly, especially to avoid an unpleasant situation or person
03
włączyć się, uruchomić się
to be activated and start functioning
04
odbywać się, zachodzić
to take place or occur in a particular way or manner
05
wybuchnąć do wewnątrz, pęknąć do wewnątrz
burst inward
06
wyłączać się, przestać działać
to stop working or functioning
07
stracić zainteresowanie, przestać lubić
to experience a loss of interest or liking towards someone or something
Transitive
08
zepsuć się, zgnić
(of food and drinks) to become spoiled or rotten and no longer be safe to consume
09
dzwonić, uruchomić
(of alarms) to start making a lot of noise as a warning or signal
10
pogarszać się, zepsuć się
to decline in condition or quality
11
wychodzić, wyruszać
to depart from a place, usually for a specific purpose or activity
12
zasnąć, pójść spać
to enter a state of sleep
13
wzburzyć się, zdenerwować się na
to express one's anger or irritation toward the person who caused it
go off
v
Przykład
During the battle, the soldier's rifle went off unexpectedly.
The gun accidentally went off when it was dropped on the floor.
The bomb was designed to go off remotely with a single press of a button.
The fireworks are scheduled to go off at midnight for the New Year's celebration.
The landmine was buried underground, waiting to go off if someone stepped on it.
