I'm off my food

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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Dear teacher,
What does it mean? “I’m off my food.”
Thanks.

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Hi mlngvt,

If you are off your food, it means you don’t feel like eating anything because you are not feeling well. You can also use it for saying you have stopped liking someone for what they have done: I’m off Jennie at the moment because of the way she’s behaved. It’s usually only a temporary feeling both with food and people.

Alan

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Thanks Teacher a lot for your kind help.