Definition of off-peak in English:

off-peak

adjective & adverb ɒfˈpiːkˌɔfˈpik

At a time when demand is less.
非高峰期的（地）
as adjective off-peak travel
Example sentencesExamples
- Travel would be free off-peak and on quiet roads.
- The first stage of a scheme to encourage off-peak travel on London suburban railways has been launched.
- She feels that more could be done for passengers travelling in off-peak hours.
- There will be free off-peak travel for pensioners and the disabled.
- Overall, I believe the benefits of off-peak travel outweigh the drawbacks.
- The best way to stretch your travel dollar is to travel during off-peak times.
- Plans for a national discount railcard giving cheaper off-peak travel will be unveiled later this year.
- The railways are also set to be busy, with special deals for passengers willing to travel off-peak and book in advance.
- Cheap day returns were charged at about 15p per mile, but were limited to off-peak travel because they were so cheap.
- For most domestic routes, off-peak fares are for travel on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
- What he also forgot to say when declaring that pensioners would get free bus travel was that the travel will be free in off-peak hours only.
- Whenever possible, travel during an off-peak season to save even more.
- You are likely to pay more for a vacation resort that is in high demand at the peak period, than for the off-peak period at a less popular resort.
- In Wales this problem is solved by the Dinorwig hydroelectric power station, which pumps water up to a high reservoir during off-peak periods.
- The lowest fares apply to off-peak travel periods, which vary by city.
- There are no peak or off-peak rates and calls to landlines in Britain and Northern Ireland are at the same great rate as landline calls in Ireland.
- Pensioners have been offered free off-peak local bus travel, but Mrs Williamson is concerned that could lead to higher council tax bills.
- The current surftime package I'm on might be unmetred off-peak but I'm often using it on-peak for half an hour here and there which adds up.
- That's the price of a standard open return, whereas a saver return for off-peak travel would be £52.10.
- All it would need is one enterprising local businessman with one not particularly large warehouse who would then move these goods into Kendal at traffic off-peak times.

Definition of off-peak in US English:

off-peak

adjective & adverbˌôfˈpēkˌɔfˈpik

At a time when demand is less.
非高峰期的（地）
as adjective off-peak travel
Example sentencesExamples
- Cheap day returns were charged at about 15p per mile, but were limited to off-peak travel because they were so cheap.
- Pensioners have been offered free off-peak local bus travel, but Mrs Williamson is concerned that could lead to higher council tax bills.
- The lowest fares apply to off-peak travel periods, which vary by city.
- There are no peak or off-peak rates and calls to landlines in Britain and Northern Ireland are at the same great rate as landline calls in Ireland.
- Overall, I believe the benefits of off-peak travel outweigh the drawbacks.
- For most domestic routes, off-peak fares are for travel on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
- There will be free off-peak travel for pensioners and the disabled.
- The railways are also set to be busy, with special deals for passengers willing to travel off-peak and book in advance.
- The best way to stretch your travel dollar is to travel during off-peak times.
- Whenever possible, travel during an off-peak season to save even more.
- She feels that more could be done for passengers travelling in off-peak hours.
- Travel would be free off-peak and on quiet roads.
- In Wales this problem is solved by the Dinorwig hydroelectric power station, which pumps water up to a high reservoir during off-peak periods.
- The first stage of a scheme to encourage off-peak travel on London suburban railways has been launched.
- That's the price of a standard open return, whereas a saver return for off-peak travel would be £52.10.
- Plans for a national discount railcard giving cheaper off-peak travel will be unveiled later this year.
- You are likely to pay more for a vacation resort that is in high demand at the peak period, than for the off-peak period at a less popular resort.
- All it would need is one enterprising local businessman with one not particularly large warehouse who would then move these goods into Kendal at traffic off-peak times.
- The current surftime package I'm on might be unmetred off-peak but I'm often using it on-peak for half an hour here and there which adds up.
- What he also forgot to say when declaring that pensioners would get free bus travel was that the travel will be free in off-peak hours only.

词汇	off-peak
释义	Definition of off-peak in English: off-peak adjective & adverb ɒfˈpiːkˌɔfˈpik At a time when demand is less. 非高峰期的（地） as adjective off-peak travel Example sentencesExamples Travel would be free off-peak and on quiet roads. The first stage of a scheme to encourage off-peak travel on London suburban railways has been launched. She feels that more could be done for passengers travelling in off-peak hours. There will be free off-peak travel for pensioners and the disabled. Overall, I believe the benefits of off-peak travel outweigh the drawbacks. The best way to stretch your travel dollar is to travel during off-peak times. Plans for a national discount railcard giving cheaper off-peak travel will be unveiled later this year. The railways are also set to be busy, with special deals for passengers willing to travel off-peak and book in advance. Cheap day returns were charged at about 15p per mile, but were limited to off-peak travel because they were so cheap. For most domestic routes, off-peak fares are for travel on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Saturdays. What he also forgot to say when declaring that pensioners would get free bus travel was that the travel will be free in off-peak hours only. Whenever possible, travel during an off-peak season to save even more. You are likely to pay more for a vacation resort that is in high demand at the peak period, than for the off-peak period at a less popular resort. In Wales this problem is solved by the Dinorwig hydroelectric power station, which pumps water up to a high reservoir during off-peak periods. The lowest fares apply to off-peak travel periods, which vary by city. There are no peak or off-peak rates and calls to landlines in Britain and Northern Ireland are at the same great rate as landline calls in Ireland. Pensioners have been offered free off-peak local bus travel, but Mrs Williamson is concerned that could lead to higher council tax bills. The current surftime package I'm on might be unmetred off-peak but I'm often using it on-peak for half an hour here and there which adds up. That's the price of a standard open return, whereas a saver return for off-peak travel would be £52.10. All it would need is one enterprising local businessman with one not particularly large warehouse who would then move these goods into Kendal at traffic off-peak times. Definition of off-peak in US English: off-peak adjective & adverbˌôfˈpēkˌɔfˈpik At a time when demand is less. 非高峰期的（地） as adjective off-peak travel Example sentencesExamples Cheap day returns were charged at about 15p per mile, but were limited to off-peak travel because they were so cheap. Pensioners have been offered free off-peak local bus travel, but Mrs Williamson is concerned that could lead to higher council tax bills. The lowest fares apply to off-peak travel periods, which vary by city. There are no peak or off-peak rates and calls to landlines in Britain and Northern Ireland are at the same great rate as landline calls in Ireland. Overall, I believe the benefits of off-peak travel outweigh the drawbacks. For most domestic routes, off-peak fares are for travel on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Saturdays. There will be free off-peak travel for pensioners and the disabled. The railways are also set to be busy, with special deals for passengers willing to travel off-peak and book in advance. The best way to stretch your travel dollar is to travel during off-peak times. Whenever possible, travel during an off-peak season to save even more. She feels that more could be done for passengers travelling in off-peak hours. Travel would be free off-peak and on quiet roads. In Wales this problem is solved by the Dinorwig hydroelectric power station, which pumps water up to a high reservoir during off-peak periods. The first stage of a scheme to encourage off-peak travel on London suburban railways has been launched. That's the price of a standard open return, whereas a saver return for off-peak travel would be £52.10. Plans for a national discount railcard giving cheaper off-peak travel will be unveiled later this year. You are likely to pay more for a vacation resort that is in high demand at the peak period, than for the off-peak period at a less popular resort. All it would need is one enterprising local businessman with one not particularly large warehouse who would then move these goods into Kendal at traffic off-peak times. The current surftime package I'm on might be unmetred off-peak but I'm often using it on-peak for half an hour here and there which adds up. What he also forgot to say when declaring that pensioners would get free bus travel was that the travel will be free in off-peak hours only.
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