dust off

1. (transitive)To remove dust from.

   abstauben

   стряхну́ть пыльstrjaxnútʹ pylʹ, стря́хивать пыльstrjáxivatʹ pylʹ

2. (figuratively, transitive)To use something after a long time without it.

   I think it's time to dust off my old golf clubs, now that I'm retired.

3. (slang, transitive)To jilt or desert (a person).

   Red Sox by the Numbers A “dice girl in a roadside tavern,” she said she shot McNaughton because “he tried to dust me off.”

1. Dust yourself off.

   Обтрусися. — oromashka

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2. Dust off the furniture.

   ruВытри пыль с мебели. — marafon

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3. Dust off your jacket.

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4. Dust off the table.

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5. Dust the table off.

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irregular

• dust upTo cover with dust.
• dust offTo remove dust from.
• dust outTo leave or depart.
• dust downTo demean or verbally assault; to dress down.