Stop someone or force them to change direction
Meanings
- Stop someone or force them to change direction (separable [optional], International English)
- Prevent something bad happening (separable [optional], International English)
- Leave somewhere to go to another place (intransitive, International English)
Examples
- They're HEADING OFF a summer launch date.
- The policy's HEADED OFF reducing overheads.
- We need to HEAD OFF the right market segment.