put-off

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We reveal the best times to book those can’t-put-off...Be her Mister Right
我們展示最好的時期那些能't-put-off書…她的白馬王子
The angry and put-off tweets started popping up in May as fans stumbled across the ad on billboards, phone booths, and the internet.
自五月影迷們無意中發現廣告牌、公用電話亭以及網絡上的海報後，他們開始迅速在推特上表達自己的憤怒。
Another aim is to make classics appealing to younger readers, who might be put-off by coverless or dusty-covered tomes, but might reconsider an older book with a splash of color on its cover.
另一目的是讓經典讀物可以吸引年輕讀者。年輕人或許會對沒有封皮或者封麪矇灰的大部頭書籍興味索然，但或許會因爲封皮上的一抹色彩而考慮重讀舊書。
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Imagine I have a little lamp, a little goose- one of those little gooseneck lamps, I'd put it on the table here, I'd put the height about a f-- about a foot off the table. And if I was really good, - I could hit, or time it so that when I hurt- yeah, try again. When I turn this on switch on in the lamp, at exactly the same time, I'm going to hit a key on my computer and start it running.
想象下我有一個那種小雁頸台燈-,我把它放在桌子上，大概離桌子，有一英尺那麽高吧,這樣挺好的，我可以打開-,或者關閉這燈,竝在這同時，我可以讓我電腦,開始運行。
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While the high prices are something of a put-off, they are not entirely unjustified.
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The recession has exacerbated a long-term trend, says Mr Gill, who thinks many venture-capital investors have been put off the high-tech sector by a combination of uncertain returns and memories of the dotcom bust at the turn of the century.
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Countrywide, the Times indicates, was put off-limits to the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission by jittery Republicans.
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If you put something off, you delay doing it.
If you put someone off, you make them wait for something that they want.
If something puts you off something, it makes you dislike it, or decide not to do or have it.
If someone or something puts you off, they take your attention from what you are trying to do and make it more difficult for you to do it.