電視機(jī)有可能減價(jià)。

come off (a) be able to be removed 能被去掉 `Does this knob come off?' `No, it's fixed on permanently.' ｀這個(gè)把手能拆下來(lái)嗎?＇｀不能, 那是固定的.＇ These stains won't come off, I'm afraid. 我看, 這些污點(diǎn)去不掉. (b) (infml 口) take place; happen 舉行; 發(fā)生 When's the wedding coming off? 婚禮什麼時(shí)候舉行? Did your proposed trip to Rome ever come off? 你提出的到羅馬旅行, 後來(lái)去了嗎? (c) (infml 口) (of a plan, scheme, etc) be successful; have the intended effect or result （指計(jì)劃、 方案等）成功; 達(dá)到預(yù)期的效果或結(jié)果 Her attempt to break the world record nearly came off. 她想要打破世界紀(jì)錄, 已接近成功. The film doesn't quite come off. 這部電影不很成功. (d) (infml 口) (followed by an adv 後接副詞) fare; get on 進(jìn)展; 進(jìn)行 He always comes off badly in fights. 他在拳擊比賽中總是很糟糕. Who came off best in the debate? 在辯論中誰(shuí)最出色? come off (sth) (a) fall from sth 從某物上掉下 come off one's bicycle, horse, etc 從自行車、 馬等上跌下. (b) become detached or separated from sth 從某物上脫落或分離 When I tried to lift the jug, the handle came off (in my hand). 我剛一提這個(gè)罐, 把兒就掉了（握在我手中）. Lipstick often comes off on wine glasses. 口紅常能印到酒杯上. A button has come off my coat. 我的大衣掉了一顆扣子. come `off it (infml 口) (used in the imperative to tell sb to stop saying things that one thinks or knows are untrue 用於祈使句, 要某人不再說(shuō)不確之事) Come off it! England don't have a chance of winning the match. 別胡扯了! 英格蘭沒(méi)有希望贏得這?quot;熱? come off sth (of an amount of money) be removed from (a price) （指錢數(shù)）從（價(jià)錢）中減去 I've heard that ten pence a gallon is coming off the price of petrol. 我聽(tīng)說(shuō)汽油價(jià)格每加侖要減十便士.