doff [dɒf, Am dɑ:f] ГЛАГ прх liter
| I | doff |
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| you | doff |
| he/she/it | doffs |
| we | doff |
| you | doff |
| they | doff |
| I | doffed |
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| you | doffed |
| he/she/it | doffed |
| we | doffed |
| you | doffed |
| they | doffed |
| I | have | doffed |
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| you | have | doffed |
| he/she/it | has | doffed |
| we | have | doffed |
| you | have | doffed |
| they | have | doffed |
| I | had | doffed |
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| you | had | doffed |
| he/she/it | had | doffed |
| we | had | doffed |
| you | had | doffed |
| they | had | doffed |
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However, time spent waiting to doff protective gear before leaving at the end of the workday is compensable.
en.wikipedia.org He reflects, for example, that whenever he had helped a blind man across the street something he especially enjoyed doing he would doff his hat to the man.
en.wikipedia.org There were four basic tasks creeling, doffing, cleaning and piecing.
en.wikipedia.org Bishops, archimandrites and archpriests wear mitres when wearing their liturgical vestments, which have their own rules concerning donning and doffing.
en.wikipedia.org According to legend, his tunic was blood-soaked after the fights and when he doffed his belt, a white stripe appeared.
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