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coming off

UK
/ˈkʌmɪŋ ɒf/
US
/ˈkʌmɪŋ ɔf/

Translations

come offverb

coming off

Gerund

came off
Past Simple
come off
Past Participle
coming off
Gerund
UK
/kʌm ɒf/
US
/kʌm ɔf/
paraîtrePour l’impression que quelqu’un donne aux autres.
He came off as arrogant during the interview.
Il est paru arrogant pendant l’entretien.
arrêterEmploi courant pour un médicament, un traitement ou une substance.
She decided to come off the medication gradually.
Elle a décidé d’arrêter le médicament progressivement.
se détacher
The handle came off the door when I tried to open it.
La poignée s’est détachée de la porte quand j’ai essayé de l’ouvrir.
se déroulerS’emploie souvent pour un événement ou une action qui se passe bien, sans problème.
The event came off without any issues.
L’événement s’est déroulé sans aucun problème.
Synonyms
detach
break off
drop off
become detached
fall off

Definitions

come offverb
To become detached or removed from something.
The handle came off the door when I tried to open it.
To succeed or happen as planned.
The event came off without any issues.
To appear or seem in a particular way.
He came off as arrogant during the interview.
To stop taking a drug or medication.
She decided to come off the medication gradually.
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