Wipe off
/waɪp ɒf/B1
PreIntermediate
1. To clean a surface by removing dirt, dust, or liquid.
- She took a cloth to wipe off the table after dinner.
- The car was covered in dust, so he decided to wipe off the windshield.
2. To erase something from a surface, like a whiteboard or chalkboard.
- Please wipe off the board after finishing the lesson.
- He used his sleeve to wipe off the marker from the glass.
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