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Wat (wie) is off topic - definitie
Off topic
A TOPIC OUTSIDE THE BOUNDS OF THE CURRENT DISCUSSION
Off-topic; On topic; On-topic; Off Topic; Offtopic; OT (off topic)
In the context of mailing lists, discussion groups, discussion forums, bulletin boards, newsgroups, and
off-topic
A TOPIC OUTSIDE THE BOUNDS OF THE CURRENT DISCUSSION
Off-topic; On topic; On-topic; Off Topic; Offtopic; OT (off topic)
see off topic
off topic
A TOPIC OUTSIDE THE BOUNDS OF THE CURRENT DISCUSSION
Off-topic; On topic; On-topic; Off Topic; Offtopic; OT (off topic)
also off-topic
If you describe something that someone says or writes as off topic, you mean that it is not relevant to the current discussion; used especially of discussions on the Internet.
In addition to the 81 positive comments, 26 students had neutral, mixed, negative or off topic views.
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Voorbeelden uit tekstcorpus voor off topic
1. And whatever you do, never take a call in the middle of a meeting. '. Wander Off Topic.
2. Some of the six journalists asking the questions also bent the rules by asking off–topic questions.
3. But what was probably intended to be a tour–de–farce on the order of Monty Python (complete with ridiculous names like Lady Phoebe Boylingehotte and Lord Digeridoo – Camilla Parker–Bowles and Rupert Murdoch, respectively), instead feels spectacularly off–topic.
4. Vladimir Zhirinovsky, leader of the ultranationalist Liberal Democratic Party, veered somewhat off–topic during the debate, attacking a 1''3 deal to sell uranium from dismantled Russian nuclear weapons to the United States for conversion into nuclear fuel.
5. Q÷ Can you tell us –– this is just a little bit off topic, but since we‘ve got you here –– can you tell us something, a little bit about the December 2003 alerts and this analysis of the al Jazeera ticker?