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UK//ˈspɪnɒf//US//ˈspɪnˌɔf//

Meaning of Spin-off

A product, show, or derivative created from an original source.

In simple words: A new product or show created from an existing one.

Spin-off in a sentence

  • The hit show had a successful spin-off featuring a beloved character.
  • Many movies have spin-offs that explore different aspects of the story.
  • The company launched a spin-off product that caters to a younger audience.
  • The popular video game created a spin-off focused on a different character.
  • Her book became a spin-off series, expanding the universe she created.

How to use Spin-off

Use 'spin-off' to describe media or products derived from originals. It’s neutral, so suitable for any audience.

Grammar pattern

spin-off + object

Memory hint

Think of a spinning wheel that creates smaller wheels; that's a spin-off!

Related words

Collocations with Spin-off

  • create a spin-off
  • successful spin-off
  • launch a spin-off
  • spin-off series
  • spin-off product

Synonyms for Spin-off

Common mistakes with Spin-off

  • Confusing 'spin-off' with 'knock-off', which means counterfeit.
  • Using 'spin-off' for unrelated products instead of derivative ones.
  • Misunderstanding as only a business term; it applies to media too.

Compare Spin-off with Derivative, Sequel, Expansion

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Frequently asked questions about Spin-off

What does Spin-off mean?

A new product or show created from an existing one.

What is the definition of Spin-off?

A product, show, or derivative created from an original source.

How do you use Spin-off in a sentence?

The hit show had a successful spin-off featuring a beloved character.

Can you give another example of Spin-off?

Many movies have spin-offs that explore different aspects of the story.

What are synonyms for Spin-off?

Common alternatives include derivative, byproduct, sequel, offshoot, expansion.

What words go with Spin-off?

It commonly pairs with create a spin-off, successful spin-off, launch a spin-off, spin-off series, spin-off product.

What are common mistakes when using Spin-off?

Confusing 'spin-off' with 'knock-off', which means counterfeit. Using 'spin-off' for unrelated products instead of derivative ones. Misunderstanding as only a business term; it applies to media too.

How do you pronounce Spin-off?

US: //ˈspɪnˌɔf//, UK: //ˈspɪnɒf//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Spin-off?

Use 'spin-off' to describe media or products derived from originals. It’s neutral, so suitable for any audience.