Whisk off
/wɪsk ɒf /B2
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1. To take someone or something away quickly and suddenly.
- The police whisked off the suspect before the crowd could gather.
- She was whisked off to the hospital as soon as the symptoms appeared.
2. To remove something quickly and effortlessly.
- He whisked off the cover from the dish with a flourish.
- The magician whisked off the cloth to reveal the hidden object.
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