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词汇 give off
释义
Phr V
give off
gives, giving, gave, given
give off sth
to produce heat, light, a smell, or a gas
I've only got a small radiator in my room and it doesn't give off much heat.The petrol tank was on fire and it was giving off clouds of thick black smoke.
if someone gives off a particular quality, their behaviour or appearance makes you believe that they have that quality
Although he came from a working-class family, he gave off a certain air of nobility.
phrasegive off1. give off sthgive sth off to produce something such as a smell, heat, light, energy, gas, or a sound: The flowers gave off a sweet scent. the enormous amount of energy which is given off by nuclear reactions SIMILAR TO: produce, give out2. give off sth if someone gives off a particular quality, they seem to have that quality from the way they look or behave: Felicity gave off an impression of light and warmth. Robert's father gave off an air of superiority and smugness. SIMILAR TO: give out, exude formal

give off

To emit, discharge, or radiate something. A noun or pronoun can be used between "give" and "off." The heater is giving off a strange smell these days. She really gives off an angry vibe, so I thought she disliked me for the longest time!

give something off

to release something, such as smoke, a noise, an odor, fragrance, etc. The little animal gave a foul smell off. The flower gave off its heavy perfume at dusk.

give off

Send out, emit, as in Certain chemical changes give off energy, or This mixture gives off a very strange odor. [Early 1800s]

give off

v.
To emit, release, or radiate something: This chemical reaction gives off a lot of energy. The refrigerator gave off a strange odor.
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