dilodi83
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I was reading a piece of Mr Clinton's speech to back Mr Obama's politics up and I came across this sentence:
“Is the president satisfied? Of course not, but are we better off than we were when he took office?” Mr. Clinton said, pausing as the crowd roared in approval. He added, “The answer is yes.”
I cannot get the meaning of this "off". Can you explain it, please?
“Is the president satisfied? Of course not, but are we better off than we were when he took office?” Mr. Clinton said, pausing as the crowd roared in approval. He added, “The answer is yes.”
I cannot get the meaning of this "off". Can you explain it, please?