tee off

UK
/tiː ɒf/
US
/tiː ɔf/

Translations

tee offverb
teed off
Past Simple
teed off
Past Participle
teeing off
Gerund
UK
/tiː ɒf/
US
/tiː ɔf/
lancerSens figuré : commencer quelque chose avec énergie
The speaker teed off the conference with an inspiring keynote address.
L’orateur a lancé la conférence par un discours d’ouverture प्रेरant.
agacerFamilier
Her constant interruptions really teed him off during the meeting.
Ses interruptions constantes l’ont vraiment agacé pendant la réunion.
prendre le départGolf
He was excited to tee off on the first hole of the championship course.
Il était impatient de prendre le départ au premier trou du parcours de championnat.

Definitions

tee offverb
To hit a golf ball from a tee, typically at the start of a hole.
He was excited to tee off on the first hole of the championship course.
To start or begin something, especially with enthusiasm or energy.
The speaker teed off the conference with an inspiring keynote address.
To make someone angry or annoyed.
Her constant interruptions really teed him off during the meeting.