take
off
复数形式
takeoffs
1
起飞
the process by which an aircraft leaves the ground and starts to fly
- The plane’s takeoff was smooth, and passengers were soon enjoying the view from above the clouds.
飞机的起飞很顺利，乘客们很快就享受到了云层之上的景色。
- During the rocket’s takeoff, the engines ignited, and it ascended into space, leaving behind a trail of smoke.
在火箭起飞过程中，发动机点火，它升入太空，留下了一缕烟雾。
- The pilot prepared for takeoff by checking the aircraft’s systems and ensuring all safety protocols were followed.
飞行员通过检查飞机的系统并确保遵循所有安全协议，为起飞做准备。
- The crew experienced a thrilling takeoff as the space shuttle accelerated down the launch pad.
当航天飞机在发射台上加速时，机组人员经历了一次激动人心的起飞。
- Delays in takeoff were caused by unexpected weather conditions, requiring adjustments to the flight schedule.
起飞的延误是由意外的天气状况引起的，需要对航班时刻表进行调整。
2
humorous or satirical imitation of someone's manner, behavior, or speech
- The comedian's takeoff of the president had everyone laughing.
- Her takeoff of the teacher's accent was spot-on.
- Late-night shows often include takeoffs of famous celebrities.
- The actor performed a witty takeoff of his co-star.
- A clever takeoff can highlight absurdities in speech.
3
a creative work that imitates or exaggerates someone's style, usually humorously
- The novel is a takeoff on classic detective stories.
- The painter's latest work is a takeoff of Impressionist techniques.
- His song is a takeoff on traditional folk music.
- The film's style is a takeoff of 1980s action movies.
- Critics called it a clever takeoff of Shakespearean drama.