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Definition of
make off with phrasal verb
from the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary
make off with
phrasal verb
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make off with something
to steal something and hurry away with it
Thieves made off with $30 000 worth of computer equipment.
See
make off with
in the Oxford Advanced American Dictionary
Nearby words
make of
phrasal verb
make off
phrasal verb
make off with
phrasal verb
make out
phrasal verb
make over
phrasal verb
previously
adverb
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