to stand off
01
保持距离, 击退
to prevent a potential attacker from approaching by taking on a defensive posture
语法信息
形态构成
短语
动作动词
规则
可分离
小品词
off
基本动词
stand
现在时
stand off
第三人称单数
stands off
现在分词
standing off
一般过去时
stood off
过去分词
stood off
例子
The security guards were trained to stand off any intruders with a strong and assertive presence.
保安人员接受过训练，以强有力和自信的存在感阻挡任何入侵者。
02
保持距离, 远离
to remain at a certain distance away from something or someone
例子
As a safety precaution, spectators were instructed to stand off from the racetrack during the car race.
作为安全预防措施，观众被要求在赛车期间远离赛道。
03
暂时解雇, 停工
to let go of a worker, whether temporarily or permanently, due to a lack of available work
Dialect
British
British例子
Due to a sudden decline in orders, the factory had to stand off several workers until production picked up again.
由于订单突然减少，工厂不得不暂时解雇几名工人，直到生产再次回升。
04
远离, 避开
to move one's watercraft away from the sea coast
例子
As the storm approached, the captain decided to stand off from the coast to ensure the safety of the ship and its crew.
随着风暴的临近，船长决定远离海岸以确保船只及其船员的安全。
