setting off

基本解釋

Sure you could turn this setting off, but shouldn't it have been an opt-in function to begin with?
當(dāng)然，你可以將這個(gè)關(guān)掉，但為什么不能在開(kāi)始時(shí)給用戶一個(gè)可選的功能？
Not long after setting off, Eliyah spots a grey seal resting on some thick ice. He stops the boat and Tommy jumps out.
出發(fā)后不久，艾里亞就看見(jiàn)一頭灰色的海豹在一塊厚冰上休憩，他停下船來(lái)，湯米躍身跳出船去。
I've commenced on a new policy of rising at dawn to get as far as possible before the day heats up, then resting in the shade until setting off again during the evening.
我開(kāi)始采用新的辦法，每天黎明時(shí)起身，在天氣熱起來(lái)之前盡量趕路，然后躲在陰涼處休息，直到傍晚時(shí)再出發(fā)。

Police say the attacker protect targeted a military convoy, setting off a huge blast in a crowded market square in Shangla district.
People would invest in buildings solely for tax purposes because you could write off the depreciation on the building, so people were cynically setting up DPPs as tax shelters only.
人們可以僅僅為了避稅而投資一幢大樓,因?yàn)槟憧梢詫?duì)大樓計(jì)提折舊,注,計(jì)提的折舊可以抵扣稅前收益從而減少應(yīng)交稅金所以諷刺的是DPP僅被當(dāng)做了避稅工具
耶魯公開(kāi)課 - 金融市場(chǎng)課程節(jié)選
After setting off from the synagogue, participants in the unity walk were invited to enter several houses of worship along Massachusetts Avenue for the first time.

Brits redeeming greenbacks for gold, setting off the bank run that killed Bretton Woods.
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