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英语词组“stand off”的含义为“远离；离开；疏远；冷落；不理睬”。读音为：英 [stænd ɔf] 美 [stænd ɔf]。例句如下：
1. They stood off until all the soldiers had disembarked.
2. The hawk stands off in the distance.
3. I would always stand off at the corner of the building peering at the little knobs and see what I could learn from them.
4. When the lad's interest began to flag he would sometimes be invited to join some such patriotic bodies and thereby avoid any idea of disinterestedness on his part and encourage good-natured teasing by being constantly under their banner of complete ineptitude in traditional functions but energy in outlines on moving brushes in statuary halls where carriages are ranged two rows facing one another or tripping nimbly about changing halts or merely saying Yes when requested.
5. People look for visual shock or point as an effect in ad after ad - having grown to avoid preposterous photography which seems to have become the fashion. And then, after an allergy to overstatement has made people want to stand off and admire it, a poster suddenly comes along which manages to make itself both ordinary and beautiful at the same time.
6. "When we started working on the story we decided that it would be fun to take some of our fans with us and show them some of the places where we stand off and take photos," said Mr. Wu.
以上就是关于“stand off”的一些例句，供您参考。在具体的使用场景中，需要根据语境来理解其含义。
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