Your browser has no Korean voice installed, so audio can't be played.
Verb
- 1
take off
To have an object, clothes, etc., taken off one's body.
Korean definition: 몸에 지닌 물건이나 옷 등을 몸에서 떼어 내게 하다.
The baby's mother took off the baby's clothes and changed him into new ones.
The puppy is trying to pull off the socks of the people sitting on the sofa with its mouth.
- 2
have someone take off; unburden someone
To have the bag, luggage, etc., that has been put over one's back taken off one's body.
Korean definition: 등에 메거나 진 가방 또는 짐 등을 몸에서 내려놓게 하다.
The eldest brother took the load off the youngest's back and carried it himself.
Whenever I came home, my mother always took my bag off me first and then fed me.
- 3
clear oneself of
To free someone from false accusation or misunderstanding.
Korean definition: 억울한 죄나 오해에서 벗어나게 하다.
The only way to clear the suspect of the murder charge is to catch the real culprit.
My father worked hard to clear the name of my uncle, who went to prison for something he didn't do.
- 4
peel off
To take off a skin, etc.
Korean definition: 가죽이나 껍질 등을 떼어 내다.
The hunter skinned the animals and brought the hides to market to sell.
My mother went on talking as she peeled potatoes with a knife.