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to work off
[phrase form: work]
01
to actively make effort to make something disappear
02
to burn calories by physical activity especially after consuming a substantial amount of food
03
to decrease the amount of money owed either by earning money to repay it or working directly for the owed party
work off
v
Example
The team is collectively working off the challenges of the complex project.
The meditation sessions are effective in working off mental exhaustion.
She is determined to work off the procrastination habits through a structured plan.
We need to work off the negative perceptions by demonstrating improvement.
The student worked off the loan by contributing to a research project for the professor.
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