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What is the idioms of Take off

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verb To steal or take something without permission. In this usage, the phrase is typically followed by "with (something)." The thief took off with my bicycle. I think John took off with the car. He is in so much trouble when he comes back!

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What is the idioms of Take off​

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What is the idioms of Take off