tookoff
verb (past tense of take off)UK /tʊk ɒf/
US /tʊk ɔːf/
Went up into the air and started to fly.
The plane took off from the runway and flew into the sky.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Quickly removed something you were wearing.
He took off his muddy boots at the door.
3. Left a place in a hurry.
She took off running when she heard the bell.
4. Became very successful very fast.
The new toy took off and sold out in a week.
5. Copied or imitated someone in a funny way.
The comedian took off the teacher's voice perfectly.