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Tee off

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Golf OriginPlay
The phrase originates from golf, where players begin by hitting the ball from a tee. SlideShe's excited to tee off at the charity golf event next weekend.
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Metaphoric UsePlay
Used metaphorically to signify the start of various activities, not limited to sports. SlideThe mayor will tee off the city's centennial celebrations this Saturday.
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Often used when specifying the exact time an event or action will begin. SlideOur team will tee off the project planning session at exactly 9 AM.
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