Shut off
Turn off a device or supply
The phrasal verb "shut off" means to stop the flow of something, typically a utility, like water or electricity. A practical daily use might be, "Don’t forget to shut off the lights before we leave the house." It's a useful phrase for discussing everyday actions related to managing utilities.
Example Sentences
- Please shut off the lights when you leave. - Please turn off the lights when you leave. 
- He shut off the engine and got out of the car. - He turned off the engine and exited the car. 
- They shut off the water supply temporarily. - They temporarily turned off the water supply. 
