long off

1. (Multicultural London English, slang)To avoid, to sack off, to kick into the long grass.

1. Our destination is still a long way off.

   deZu unserem Ziel ist es noch immer ein weiter Weg.

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2. Let's hope that that day is a long way off.

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3. Let's hope that day is a long way off.

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4. Why don't you take a long walk off a short pier?

   ruПочему бы тебе не пойти куда подальше?

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5. The longer you put off doing that, the harder it's going to be to do it.

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irregular

• long offTo avoid, to sack off, to kick into the long grass.
• long forTo have a desire for (a thing or an event).