オフ

noun

off; switched off

Used for the state of a device, switch, or power being off; the opposite of オン.

See also: オン

• テレビのスイッチをオフにする。

  I turn off the TV switch.

noun

off-season

Abbreviation of シーズンオフ; used for periods outside the main season, especially in sports or tourism.

See also: シーズンオフ

• スキー場じょうはオフの間あいだ、とても静しずかだ。

  The ski resort is very quiet during the off-season.

noun

offset

Abbreviation of オフセット; used in printing, finance, or technical contexts.

See also: オフセット

• この印いん刷さつはオフで仕し上あげた。

  This printing was done by offset.

noun

off-road

Abbreviation of オフロード; used for vehicles or driving on unpaved surfaces.

See also: オフロード

• オフを走はしるには四よん駆くが欲ほしい。

  You need four-wheel drive to go off-road.

noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no', noun

offline

Abbreviation of オフライン; used for computer or network status, or for activities not connected to the internet.

See also: オフライン

• 今いまはオフで作さ業ぎょうしている。

  I'm working offline now.

noun

offline meetup; real-life gathering

Slang abbreviation of オフラインミーティング; refers to an in-person meeting of people who originally connected online.

See also: オフラインミーティング

• 掲けい示じ板ばんのメンバーでオフを開ひらいた。

  We held an offline meetup with the bulletin board members.

noun

offside

Abbreviation of オフサイド; used in sports such as soccer or rugby.

See also: オフサイド

• 彼かれはオフの位い置ちにいた。

  He was in an offside position.

noun

day off

Used for a day off from work or duty; often in compounds like オフの日.

• 明日あしたは久ひさしぶりのオフだ。

  Tomorrow is my first day off in a while.

noun, used as a suffix

off (price); discount

Suffix attached to a number or percentage to indicate a price reduction, e.g. 20%オフ.

• 全ぜん品ぴん30%オフのセールをやっている。

  They're having a sale with 30% off everything.

noun, used as a suffix

low- (calorie, sugar); reduced

Suffix used in food labeling to indicate a reduced or low version of something, e.g. カロリーオフ.

• 糖とう質しつオフのビールを買かった。

  I bought a low-carb beer.