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n 用法:
1 road that leads away from a larger or more important one 支路; 岔道:
This is the turn-off for Bath. 这是通往巴斯市的岔道. 用法:
2 (usu sing 通常作单数) (infml) person or thing that bores or disgusts sb, or causes sb not to feel sexually attracted 某人厌烦或反感的人或事物; 使某人在性的方面不喜爱的人或事物:
Smelly feet are definitely a turn-off as far as I'm concerned. 脚要是有味可真恶心人, 这是我的看法.
turn off
leave one road in order to travel on another 离开一条路而走上另一条路:
Is this where we turn off/where the road turns off for Hull? 这儿就是我们要转往赫尔市方向的路吗? turn sb `off (infml) cause sb to be bored or disgusted by sth or not sexually attracted to sb 使某人厌烦或厌恶; 使某人在性的方面不喜爱对方:
All that talk about abattoirs turned me right off! 关於屠宰场的那些话让我十分恶心! *
Bad breath is guaranteed to turn a woman off! 有口臭管保让女子兴趣顿失! turn sth off (a) stop the flow of (electricity, gas, water, etc) by turning a knob, tap, etc 截断（电流、 煤气、 水等）; 关掉; 关上:
turn off the light, oven, tap 关上灯、 烤箱、 龙头 *
They've turned off the water while they mend a burst pipe. 他们修理爆裂的水管时, 关上了水门.
(b) stop (a radio, television, etc) by pressing a button, moving a switch, etc 关上（收音机、 电视机等）:
Let's turn the television off, I'd sooner read a book. 咱们把电视机关上吧, 我宁愿看本书. |