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- off year/ˈɒf jɪə/A year, especially in politics, when there are no major or general elections.nounB2
- off-balance sheet reserve/ˌɒf ˌbæləns ˈʃiːt rɪˈzɜːv/An accounting term for a liability or a potential loss that does not appear on a company's balance sheet but is held separately, typically to comply with regulations or manage risk.nounLow
- off-brand/ˌɒf ˈbrænd/Relating to a product made by a manufacturer other than the original, well-known brand, typically implying lower cost and often lower quality.adjectivenounB2
- off-glide/ˈɒf ɡlaɪd/A sound, especially a vowel or semi-vowel, produced as the articulators move away from a primary speech sound towards a position of rest or towards a following sound.nounC1/C2
- off-hour/ˈɒf aʊə/A period of time when regular activity, business, or demand is reduced or suspended; typically outside normal working hours or peak times.adjectivenounC1
- off-islander/ˌɒf ˈaɪ.lən.dər/A person who lives outside or is not a permanent resident of a specific island or island group.nounLow
- off-licence/ˈɒf ˌlaɪ.səns/A shop licensed to sell alcoholic drinks for consumption away from the premises.nounMedium
- off-license/ˈɒf ˌlaɪs(ə)ns/A shop where alcoholic beverages (such as beer, wine, and spirits) are sold for consumption away from the premises.adjectivenounMedium
- off-load/ˌɒf ˈləʊd/To remove or transfer a burden, responsibility, or unwanted item to another person, place, or system.verbB2
- off-pricer/ˈɒf ˌpraɪ.sər/A retail store or chain that sells brand-name or designer merchandise at significantly reduced prices, often by sourcing overstock, closeouts, or irregular items from manufacturers or other retailers.nounLow
- off-ramp/ˈɒf ræmp/a road that allows vehicles to exit a highway or motorway, leading to a smaller road or local street.nounB2
- off-roader/ˈɒf ˌrəʊdə/A vehicle designed or modified to be driven on unsurfaced, rough terrain such as dirt, sand, mud, or rocks.nounB1
- off-roading/ˈɒf ˌrəʊ.dɪŋ/The activity of driving or riding in a vehicle on rough, unpaved terrain rather than on regular roads.nounB2
- off-sales/ˈɒf seɪlz/The business of selling alcoholic drinks for consumption away from the premises.plural-nounC1
- off-season/ˌɒf ˈsiː.zən/The part of the year when a particular activity, sport, or business is not operating at its peak level or is closed.adjectiveadverbnounB2
- off-white/ˌɒf ˈwaɪt/A white colour that is slightly dirty, greyish, or yellowish.adjectivenounB1
- off-year election/ˌɒf jɪə(r) ɪˈlekʃ(ə)n/An election held in a year when no major national elections (like a presidential or general parliamentary election) occur.nounC1
- offa/ˈɒfə/A colloquial, non-standard contraction of 'off of' or 'off from', meaning 'away from' or 'from the surface of'.acronymnounVery Low
- offal/ˈɒf.əl/The internal organs and entrails of a butchered animal, such as the heart, liver, kidneys, and tripe, often used as food.nounC2
- offaly/ˈɒfəli/Proper noun: A county in the Republic of Ireland, located in the province of Leinster.nounRare
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