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Phrasal Verb
To occur in a certain manner.
Things did not go off as planned, resulting in many problems.
Although there were difficulties at first, the event went off successfully in the end.
His speech went off well, and the audience responded very positively.
A bomb goes off when it detonates.
During the military exercise, the simulated bomb went off unexpectedly.
She heard the distant explosion, proving that the bomb had gone off.
In the movie, the bomb goes off during this intense scene.
Food or drink goes off when it is no longer consumable due to aging.
Food goes off after being stored in the refrigerator for too long.
This glass of milk smells funny; it must have gone off.
I noticed my fruit had gone off recently and needed to be thrown away immediately.
When a light or machine goes off, it ceases to function.
The lights went off suddenly, plunging the entire room into darkness.
When the machine goes off, the display screen shows an error message.
The refrigerator goes off every time there is a power outage.
To depart from a place and head elsewhere.
They decided to go off to the city to visit friends.
After school, they will go off to the beach together.
We are preparing to go off to another country for vacation.
To deteriorate in quality.
Over time, the quality of this garment went off gradually.
Food stored for a long time goes off and deteriorates in quality.
Even while in use, the quality of these products goes off each year.
A warning device goes off when it begins to sound loudly.
The alarm goes off immediately when a fire occurs.
The alarm went off suddenly when the door was opened, startling everyone.
If you press the wrong button, the alarm goes off as a warning.
If a gun goes off, it is discharged.
In the accident, the gun went off accidentally, causing a danger.
The gun went off when he accidentally pulled the trigger.
The instructor warned the students to be careful to prevent the gun from going off.