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stop off

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˌstɑːp ˈɔːf/ · UK /ˌstɒp ˈɒf/

stop off means: To visit a place briefly while travelling to somewhere else.

verb

VISIT DURING JOURNEYB1

To visit a place briefly while travelling to somewhere else.

  • We stopped off for lunch.
  • They stopped off in Berlin for a night.
  • Can we stop off at my sister’s house?

How to use it: stop off at a place (We stopped off at a café on the way home.); stop off in a place (They stopped off in Paris before flying to Rome.)

Similar words: stop over, call in

Common phrases: stop off at somewhere, stop off in somewhere

BLOCK MOULD SPACEC2

To fill an unwanted part of a metal-making mould with sand so metal cannot enter it.

  • Stop off the unwanted cavity with sand.
  • The worker stopped off one section of the mould.
  • Which parts must we stop off before pouring the metal?

How to use it: stop off something / stop something off (Stop off this part of the mould with sand.)

Common phrases: stop off a cavity, stop something off

Questions about stop off

What does stop off mean?

To visit a place briefly while travelling to somewhere else.

What is stop off in other languages?

Türkçe: yol üstünde uğramak · Español: hacer una parada · Français: faire une halte · Deutsch: einen Zwischenstopp machen · Italiano: fare una sosta · 日本語: 途中で立ち寄る

How do you pronounce stop off?

In American English /ˌstɑːp ˈɔːf/; in British English /ˌstɒp ˈɒf/.

How do you use stop off in a sentence?

We stopped off for lunch. They stopped off in Berlin for a night.

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