/ˌteɪk ˈɒf/
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To remove clothes from your body; also, for a plane, to leave the ground.
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"Take off" means to remove clothes from your body.
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"Took" is the past form; the object can sit in the middle.
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For a plane, "take off" means to leave the ground.
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