What does "troop off" mean?

To leave in a group To go somewhere as a group.

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

The children trooped off to bed. They trooped off to the meeting. We trooped off to find lunch.

Phrasal Verb BritishAmericanAustralian ★★★☆☆ Moderate Neutral

Meaning: To leave in a group

成群结队地离开

Irse en grupo

集団で移動する

무리 지어 이동하다

To go somewhere as a group.

作为一个群体去某个地方。

Ir a algún sitio en grupo.

グループでどこかに行くこと。

집단으로 어디론가 이동하다.

Base verb: troop

Particle: off

Separable: No — the verb and particle stay together

The children trooped off to bed.
孩子们一窝蜂地去睡觉了
Los niños se fueron en tropel a la cama
子供たちはぞろぞろと寝室に行った
아이들이 줄줄이 침실로 갔다.
They trooped off to the meeting.
他们一起去开会了
Se fueron en grupo a la reunión
彼らはぞろぞろと会議に向かった
그들은 줄줄이 회의에 갔다.
We trooped off to find lunch.
我们一起出去找午饭吃
Nos fuimos todos juntos a buscar comida
私たちはぞろぞろと昼食を探しに出かけた
우리는 줄줄이 점심을 먹으러 나갔다.

Context: group, leaving, collective

Tone: orderly

From troops moving together.

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal