off
Définition de off
Adjectif
(Audiovisuel) Hors antenne, non diffusé. Hors champs, hors cadre, qualifie en particulier la voix du narrateur. (Théâtre) En marge d'un programme officiel, officieux, avant-gardiste ou marginal.
Adverbe
Hors champ, hors cadre.
Nom commun
Correspond à l’élision des termes ou off a un usage adjectival. Document audiovisuel non destiné à être diffusé. Festival off.
Synonyme de off
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Antonyme de off
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Citations comportant off
Exemples de traduction français anglais contenant off
Mr. Speaker, hundreds of Cape Breton workers have been laid off by the Cape Breton Development Corporation in the last few weeks, causing great uncertainty in the mining communities I represent. Mr. Speaker, hundreds of Cape Breton workers have been laid off by the Cape Breton Development Corporation in the last few weeks, causing great uncertainty in the mining communities I represent.
Mr. Speaker, hundreds of Cape Breton workers have been laid off by the Cape Breton Development Corporation in the last few weeks, causing great uncertainty in the mining communities I represent.
Mr. Speaker, if you just tuck your head down and dive off the diving board without first checking to make sure there is water in the pool, would be an act of sheer stupidity. Mr. Speaker, if you just tuck your head down and dive off the diving board without first checking to make sure there is water in the pool, would be an act of sheer stupidity.
Mr. Speaker, if you just tuck your head down and dive off the diving board without first checking to make sure there is water in the pool, would be an act of sheer stupidity.
As soon as that happened I started getting phone calls from aboriginal people both on and off reserve expressing their concerns. As soon as that happened I started getting phone calls from aboriginal people both on and off reserve expressing their concerns.
As soon as that happened I started getting phone calls from aboriginal people both on and off reserve expressing their concerns.