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strain off of

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strain something off of something and strain something off
to remove the excess or unwanted liquid from something. The cook strained the grease off the cooking juices. The cook strained off the grease.
See also: strain


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It in fact received the Ease-of-Use Commendation for its exclusive Helping Hand handle, which is ergonomically designed to reduce stress and strain off of your wrists and arms.
Being prepared for the unexpected can make you feel safer and take any added strain off of you and your family.
If you're overweight, losing even a few pounds takes the strain off of hips, knees and feet.
 
 
 
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