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off to the side

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*off to the side (with someone)
moving aside with someone to discuss something. (*Typically: get ~; go ~; move ~; Step ~.) I got off with Charles and we discussed the contract. I moved off to the side with the client and explained the offer a little better.
See also: side


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ve probably noticed a court reporter Court reporters are the people who you see sitting off to the side of courtroom, typing away at a rapid pace If you?
The swish of a three-and-a-half foot tail will sting a person's face so he's better off holding the bridle rope loosely, standing off to the side, learning impatience humiliates persistence.
Eyebrows act like mini rain gutters: When we sweat or are out in the rain, they help direct the water dripping down our foreheads off to the side of our faces.
 
 
 
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