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What are the meanings of the phrases "take off", "takes after", and "set off" in the provided sentences?

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Here are the meanings of the phrases:

  1. Take off: To remove an item of clothing.

    • Meaning in the sentence: To remove the jersey.

  2. Takes after: To resemble a parent or older family member in appearance or character.

    • Meaning in the sentence: She resembles or is similar to her mother.

  3. Set off: To begin a journey.

    • Meaning in the sentence: My parents started their journey at 6:00 am.
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