What does "shoot off" mean?

To leave quickly To depart in a hurry.

How do you use "shoot off" in a sentence?

I've got to shoot off. She shot off to catch her train. He shot off without saying goodbye.

Phrasal Verb BritishAustralian ★★★★☆ Common informal

Meaning: To leave quickly

匆忙离开，急着走

Salir disparado, irse corriendo

急いで出発する、すぐに行く

급히 떠나다, 서둘러 가다

To depart in a hurry.

匆忙地离去。

Marcharse con prisa.

急いで立ち去ること。

서둘러 출발하는 것.

Base verb: shoot

Particle: off

Separable: No — the verb and particle stay together

I've got to shoot off.
我得赶紧走了
Tengo que salir pitando
もう行かなきゃ
나 이제 가봐야 해.
She shot off to catch her train.
她急着去赶火车
Salió disparada a coger el tren
彼女は電車に間に合うように急いで出た
그녀는 기차를 타려고 급히 떠났다.
He shot off without saying goodbye.
他没说再见就急着走了
Se fue corriendo sin despedirse
彼はさよならも言わずに急いで去った
그는 인사도 없이 급히 떠나버렸다.

Context: leaving, hurry

Tone: urgent

From shooting away quickly.

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal