Take off
To intentionally miss or be away from work for a specific period
take off work
take a day off
take time off
take the week off
take off for vacation
She took off a week.✅ (Correct)
She took a week off.✅ (Correct)
To deduct or reduce
take off 20%
take money off
take points off
take time off the clock
They took off ten dollars from the total. ✅ (Correct)
They took ten dollars off from the total. ✅ (Correct)
To become successful quickly
business took off
career took off
song took off
app took off
suddenly took off
His career took off after the award. ✅ (Correct) ✅
His career took after the award off. ❌ (Incorrect)
A plane departing
plane takes off
flight took off
take off from the airport
safely take off
delayed take off
The plane took off smoothly.✅ (Correct)
The plane took smoothly off.❌ (Incorrect
To leave a place (informal)
take off early
take off after dinner
take off now
I should take off
suddenly take off
He took off early.✅(Correct)
He took early off.❌(Incorrect)
To remove clothing
take off your shoes
take off your jacket
take off his shirt
take off my glasses
take off your hat
She took off her hat. ✅
She took her hat off. ✅