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off duty

[awf-doo-tee, -dyoo-, of-] / ˈɔfˈdu ti, -ˈdyu-, ˈɒf- /


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A team of off-duty lifeguards sprinted across the sand to drag children to safety.

From Barron's

At one point, the employee said, Reiner lingered inside the gas station after he saw an off-duty security guard in the parking lot outside.

From Los Angeles Times

Retired law-enforcement officers and off-duty sheriff deputies provided additional security, and all went well.

From The Wall Street Journal

In the immediate term, America needs the equivalent of those retired cops and off-duty sheriffs from 1976—principled leaders who step up as a stopgap for the most urgent challenges.

From The Wall Street Journal

Authorities say many off-duty first responders travelled to Bondi on Sunday - from as far as two hours away - simply because they knew there was a need.

From BBC