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Terms for subject Disapproving containing off | all forms | exact matches only
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make a living off ofжить за счёт ("I just think this woman is sick if she feels as if she has to make a living off of someone else's death or tragedy," says the victim's mother of the crime novelist. ART Vancouver)
profit offнаживаться на (Collinge cited cases where even when people are dutifully paying off their student debt, they can never catch up and, over the years, end up paying thousands and thousands of dollars in interest beyond the original loan amount. He believes that the government should not be profiting off student loans, and that most student debt should be forgiven, as a large percentage of it will never be paid off anyway. coasttocoastam.com ART Vancouver)
profit off ofнаживаться на (When people read 50 years from now about the great COVID-19 panic of 2020 (hopefully that's the only year involved), my hope is that it will be about how people pulled together to get through this crisis. My hope is that a few sleazy people who have been profiting off of the crisis are mere footnotes in a time of triumph over adversity. burnabynow.com ART Vancouver)
rip offнаживаться на (ком-л. = rip someone off: Government accuses petrol stations of ripping off consumers. UK says retailers may not be passing on price cuts. • Green Valley Road is slowly plugging up all day. And yet they allow more and more development. Let the infrastructure catch up. Make the developers pay for more. They are making billions and are ripping us off. ART Vancouver)
show-offфорсун
showing offвыпендрёж (behaviour intended to get public attention and approval *** конечно, в нём нет русской сочности, но showing off и grandstanding -- наиболее близкие аналоги, хотя только по смыслу, но не по стилю речи ART Vancouver)
yell one's head offразоряться (igisheva)